Sentence examples for mail to bring from inspiring English sources

"I want to warn those involved in this failed importation, or thinking about using the mail to bring in animals, that that we aim to find you and hold you to account," she said.

His back-of-the-envelope plan, announced in the Daily Mail, to bring back the O-level examination, is the most conclusive evidence yet that the real aim of the coalition government is to create a modern version of the grammar/secondary modern "sheep and goats" divide in our school system.

Leave it to the Daily Mail to bring this controversy to light.

They use untraceable e-mails to bring down computer systems.

They are using banners and e-mails to bring traffic to the site and sweepstakes to get users to register.

Labour First, the network of MPs and members who describe themselves as moderates, has been mining its mailing lists to bring members in.

The company announced it would contact owners of affected cars by mail in April to bring their cars in to local dealers.

By Jeffrey Toobin July 26, 2016 An e-mail hack helped to bring down the unpopular chair of the Democratic National Committee, Debbie Wasserman Schultz.

At the toddlers' ages of 24 30 months, mothers were contacted by phone or e-mail and asked to bring their children to the Department of Pediatric Dentistry of the University of Brescia for clinical screening.

"It's much cheaper to put a DVD in the mail than it is to bring a bronze sculpture".

The land of Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh and Sarah Palin is braced for a new right-wing commentator - after the Daily Mail columnist launched plans to bring her  particular worldview to readers on the other side of the Atlantic.