Sentence examples for mail printed from inspiring English sources

Authentic pouches have the words "United Nations" and "Diplomatic Mail" printed on the outside, as well as the body's logo.

Her editorial ran on the same day The Mail printed an article on the latest developments, with plenty of photos.

PCP has been in use since the 19th century for transporting mail, printed telegraph messages, machine parts, cash receipts, books, blood samples (in hospitals), and many other products.

He shredded junk mail printed specially for the occasion by Staples: a fake-credit-card offer made out to a fake name, Mike Haggs.

One day in May, both national newspapers, The National Post and The Globe and Mail, printed cartoons with the same caption: "Err Canada".

In fact, in 1995, the amount of electronic mail delivered in the United States surpassed the amount of "snail" mail printed on paper and handled by the United States Postal Service.

Pryor's article came out on Oct. 13 -- one day before The Brisbane Courier-Mail printed its exclusive photographs of the campsite.

Liberal National party MP Peter Dowling apologised to his family, staff and friends after News Corp Australia's Brisbane newspaper, the Courier-Mail, printed allegations he had been involved in a two-year affair during which he sent his lover explicit photos.

I get my e-mails printed out and I read them.

The e-mails printed in "On Stieg Larsson" suggest that Eva Gedin, of Norstedts, was not often successful in getting Larsson to meet with her.

In most countries, where questionnaires were mailed, printed information leaflets in the language of the expected recipient were enclosed with them.