Sentence examples for mail station from inspiring English sources
Most of the mail moving through the Navy mail station was processed by the Postal Service's V Street facility, which handles government mail, and it was closed, Mr Jaffer said.
The more extensive tests were conducted after an air filter at the Navy mail station in the capital tested positive for the deadly material, a discovery on Thursday that led the authorities to shut down 11 other postal stations immediately.
A popular lunch site for well-dressed parliamentarians is L'Archeologia (Via Appia Antica 139; 39-06-788-0494; www.larcheologia.it), a seafood restaurant housed in a 17th-century mail station that serves classic dishes like fish stew (13 euros) and homemade gnocchi with calamari and cherry tomatoes (12 euros).
The new Linea 16 by Royal Consumer Information Products rings up at the cash register at $99.99, and in addition to standard organizer functions, it incorporates a 56-kilobits-per-second modem and an e-mail program to make the Linea 16 a pocket mail station as well.
If no one at the mail stations opened any anthrax-tainted letters, how did the infections occur?
Itinerarium, plural itineraria, a list of villages, towns, cities, and mail stations of the Roman Empire, with the distances between them.
Built purely for Internet use, the New Internet Computer, or NIC, is more than a bare-bones e-mail station, even though it doesn't have its own hard drive.
In the relentless move to simplify technology and make it more accessible, a waveof more familiar Internet devices followed, startingwith WebTV, which turned your television into a PCscreen, and including cellular phones and dedicated e-mail stations that you plug into a phone line.
Tech-savvy people sometimes reconfigure old computers for use as file servers or e-mail stations.
When the Postal Service introduced its Zone Improvement Plan in 1963, the mundane goal was to identify the mail delivery station associated with an address.
The Estação da Mala-Posta do Casal dos Carreiros (mail coach station of Casal dos Carreiros), built in the 19th century in the civil parish of A dos Francos, was declared a property of public interest in 1977.
