Sentence examples for mail time from inspiring English sources
So that's an hour of Royal Mail time spent getting us to and from the start of our rounds.
Campers themselves aren't allowed access to computers, but parents can send messages, which are printed out and distributed at mail time.
Mail time can inspire excitement and anxiety — the arrival of paychecks or college admission decisions, for example — and many people find it hard to resist the urge to dig in as early as possible.
You can be wired, or unwired, to the communications grid in any way you like, via beeper, pager, palmtop, cellphone and the Internet, yet there is hardly an office or a business or a home in this country where mail time goes unnoticed.
They have partnered with The New Republic (post redesign) and with Fast Company, and announced today that they will now be working with The Globe and Mail, TIME, Time Out, Tablet, M, Byliner, and Narratively.
This week it sensationally saw Helen Titchener stabbing her obnoxious husband, Rob, providing front-page fodder for the Mail, Times and Telegraph.
That word, however, now connotes devices with attributes like e-mail (which is almost nothing like mail), time-shifting Internet radio (radio being a term that also meant "wireless," when Calvin Coolidge used it) and books (don't worry about paper cuts).
Send many jam a grams and start mail times, giveaways, blogs, websites, channels, etc. Be rich.
The e-mail time stamps below are just a portion of the conversation, but you get the idea.
It's a free Web-based game played in e-mail time (you get an e-mail when it's your turn) at www.photojar.com/ns2.
