Sentence examples for mail printing from inspiring English sources

An electronic mail printing and delivery service is being developed.

Ms. Angle, a former Nevada assemblywoman, spent more than $1 million on postage for direct mail alone; more than $2.8 million on direct mail printing; and more than $350,000 on acquiring mailing lists.

The backlash comes on the heels of The Daily Mail printing a false story about a transgender student in Colorado "harassing female students in the girls room".

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.

So there is an obvious disconnect between the Mail print titles and Mail Online's most-read content.

There will also be direct mail, print ads, banner ads on Web sites and the www.airforce.com site.

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.

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".