Sentence examples for mail to be from inspiring English sources
The generational recruitment method enabled invitation mailings to be sent out (and names to mail to be available) as a continuous mechanism, promptly as interest was expressed, but with a constant and controlled flow of work through the laboratory.
It was sent certified mail to be safe.
U.S. air mail to be taken over by the U.S. Army.
E-mail redundancy would allow mail to be stored on several servers, making WebMail more reliable.
It's nothing unusual for the Daily Mail to be less than enthusiastic about gay equality.
On Thursday the manufacturer acknowledged that its mailing system was flawed because it allowed unsolicited mail to be sent.
Now people don't need their e-mail to be faster, or the Instant Messenger to be faster.
He writes in an e-mail: To be preemptive, a war has to be about to happen anyway.
If no one is home upon delivery, a message is left advising new residents where to call or e-mail to be welcomed in person.
Even when the device's owner has deleted those those dreadful default footers — why does every outgoing e-mail to be an advertisement for the phone I just bought?
In 2003, one executive warned another in an e-mail to "be cautious" about addressing such issues because "any more 'watering down' of the video games will likely move the manufacturers to cease operations with us".
