Sentence examples for mail reading from inspiring English sources

Options include Daily Digest (bundles of 25 messages at a time delivered all in one email), Individual Messages (receiving a message just as it is sent out), No Mail (reading the messages on the web so your inbox is free of the messages).

Readers could not accuse him of "excessive Daily Mail reading, too much time spent alone with Bill Cash or anything else".

It supports POP3 and IMAP along with all of the usual suspects – AIM, Yahoo, MSN – and uses a very intuitive mail reading system that lets you select multiple messages for deletion or filing.

Has the Wikileaks data spunk turned us all into investigative journalists, or clucking, Daily Mail reading housewives?

Reading will also allow you to use the Internet, read newspapers, read mail, read Email, and read books.

The headline of a story in the Daily Mail read: He's not British or Argentine.

The front page of the Daily Mail read: "Girl calls in police after wolf-whistles from builders".

Says the Mail (read in your best faux outraged voice): Shadow Transport Secretary Mary Creagh has made six cycling claims, totalling £11.60.

The headline of a story in the Daily Mail read: Yesterday, in Uruguay, Penn struck again, calling Britain's decision to send the prince to the Falklands "unthinkable".

In the late afternoon, residents gather to check the mail, read community news posted on a wine-cork message board and eye the encroaching development with skepticism.

But even the worst junk mail will not open your other mail, read your address book and send out fake letters above your forged signature.