Sentence examples for mail was struck from inspiring English sources
I arrowed my way into Manhattan, and walking to my office first, to open the mail, was struck every few yards by the variety of human shapes on the street.
When it arrived in the mail, I was struck by was how professional the packaging was.
Sifting through the e-mail, the Haggler was struck that not one man had written in.
Online, he impressed me as a cheerful and well-adjusted kid -- in a picture he e-mailed me, I was struck by his broad grin and sharp, all-American looks.
"I was struck by the wonderful combination of spine-tingling video footage, her haunting voice and the simplicity of the song," Cotton wrote in an e-mail.
The literary historian Richard Darnton writes that, in going through Rousseau's fan mail, "one is struck everywhere by the sound of sobbing".
Even though, when you read the e-mails, you're struck by the crassness, as I said, nonetheless, proving criminal liability in an area as subtle and malleable as stock recommendations isn't simple.
What was striking about the Pennsylvania e-mail message was its directness.
Police tell the Mail the boy has been "struck dumb" by his ordeal.
