Sentence examples for mail the bill from inspiring English sources

It would have cost more to prepare and mail the bill and keep me as a customer — I live in a Maryland suburb of Washington — than the billing was worth to the utility.

What else would I be writing about?" The Check Isn't in the Mail The bill now sits in the state Assembly's state government committee, where sources said it will probably remain.

And when I know that I am forgetful, do I even believe that I will try to mail the bills?

I intend to mail the bills on the way to work, but I know that I am forgetful, and don't believe that I will do it (see Bratman 1987, pp. 37 8).

One strategy insists that, when I do not believe that I am clenching my fist, or that I will mail the bills, I do not intend the corresponding actions, I merely intend to try (Harman 1986, pp. 364 5; Velleman 1989, pp. 115 6).

She asks him to mail the bills and oopsie he forgot.

You ask the salesperson, who says, "Sorry, we have to mail you the bill".

I sent myself a text reminding me to mail the electric bill when we got home, I instructed our daughter to straighten her bored, slouching shoulders and I dryly mentioned her upcoming orthodontist appointment to my better half.

There is no date when Social Security checks are going to stop being mailed if the bill doesn't pass, in other words.

Postage, of course, is very palpable: you need it to mail in the bills.

"All I was doing was sitting around," she said, "reading the mail, paying the bills and watching TV — 'Law & Order' and 'NCIS,' " she said.