Sentence examples for mail questions from inspiring English sources

In the mail, questions about where to dine with a generous friend, a birthday girl and others.

According to the Daily Mail, questions were raised when the Irish government was told by Ugandan auditors that its joint funding of €12m (£10m) with Norway, Denmark and Sweden had ended up in accounts belonging to the prime minister's aides instead of going to pay for a "peace recovery and development programme" in northern Uganda after decades of conflict.

Asked about his preference for television or film, he snaps: "That's a kind of Daily Mail question, isn't it?

And I actually feel closer to Spurgat after having video answered his Yahoo Mail question, even if he was pulling my leg.

On Darren and Cindy, Jaci Stephen of the Daily Mail questioned if there was "anyone either of these two haven't had now?

For an hour, they watched a grainy video of him answering their e-mail questions.

Visitors to the Internet Public Library may send e-mail questions to volunteers.

Many successful sellers also monitor their products during the auction and respond quickly to e-mail questions from potential bidders.

The site provides information and links, as well as the ability to e-mail questions to Exeter college counselors.

There will also be more interviews during rounds, with people using the Internet able to e-mail questions to players.

In response to e-mail questions, David Weiss wrote that his father had found Shuster's drawings "amusing but not a big deal".