Sentence examples for mail running from inspiring English sources

She is disappointed about the Mail running my material".

When public goods are privatised they lose their "public good" nature: it does become possible to profit from distributing mail, running trains, renting out homes and providing education.

The Mail running a story about how women could possibly look more attractive if they buy another corporation's product is a bit like a kidnapper saying he'll move you to a slightly roomier cell if you agree to clean his brother's house.

✒Papers fiercely opposed to politicians meddling in press regulation have pursued different vendettas in the post-Leveson process, with the Daily Mail running hatchet jobs on Hacked Off and its backers and – via his father – on Ed Miliband (seen as stitching up a late-night deal with the hated hackademics), and the Sun breaking the "Loverson" story about inquiry barristers.

To keep the mail running, President Grover Cleveland used the United States Army to break the strike.

All this despite the fact that email and the internet has caused the amount of first class mail running through the United States Post Office to decline every year.

The same month, The Daily Mail ran an article.

He sorted the mail, ran simple errands, and so on.

The Mail ran a spread, "The day Labour imploded".

The Mail ran one story on the company during that period, headlined "Merger Mania".

They can be world-beaters: the Daily Mail runs America's fifth most-popular newspaper website.