Sentence examples for mail to each from inspiring English sources

Course grades were sent by mail to each student’s campus address.

According to the Direct Marketing Association, most catalogs cost 50 cents to $1 to print and mail to each household.

I wanted desperately to be a ham, so I saved up, bought an old Hallicrafters shortwave rig and made up my own call sign, which I then had printed on QSL cards -- personal calling cards that ham operators mail to each other to confirm their airwave encounters.

A Erez Glambosky, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that under the state's Multiple Dwelling Law and United States Postal regulations, a landlord of a property with three or more apartments must provide a secure mailbox for each apartment unless the management or landlord has made proper arrangements to deliver the mail to each apartment on a daily basis.

Even adult people with means had to go places and talk to people and read things and send MAIL to each other if they wanted to hear loud guitars or see some spread-open beavs.

Questionnaires were sent by U.S. mail to each subject's address during December 2004.

After an initial mailing to each practice, two subsequent mailings were sent to non-respondents.

Without the personal computer, they say, the Internet would still be 20,000 academics sending E-mail to each other from Unix work stations.

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You sit next to people and send e-mail to each other instead of walking over or making a call or just trying to look for the personal interaction.

Jonah Peretti, a new media specialist at Eyebeam, an arts organization in New York, observes that boldness is to the Internet what F.D.R.'s voice was to radio and J.F.K.'s image to television: "A moderate message is not the kind of thing that friends want to e-mail to each other and say, 'You gotta take a look at this!' " Unlike Al Gore, Dr. Dean doesn't aspire to be hip about computers.