Sentence examples for mail welcome from inspiring English sources
He tracked some lines—"you've got mail," "welcome," and others without realizing that his voice would bring great joy to internet users and rom-com enthusiasts a decade later.
On their first day in England, the Daily Mail welcomed "the youngsters, who are understood to come from war-torn countries," and published an accompanying spread of photos.
As the paper of middle England, the Mail welcomes "relief for middle-income families" as Osborne moves towards raising the threshold for the 40p tax rate to £50,000 by 2020.
The Daily Mail welcomes Mr Whittingdale's appointment in an editorial entitled "Watch out, Auntie", while the Sun sees it as "payback time" for "decades of BBC bias".
Appointments by phone: mail orders welcome.
Participant contact information will be sent to the research team (independently of data), who will then mail a "welcome package" containing a consent form, questionnaires and a postage-paid return envelope.
It is "a refreshing team that the Mail wholeheartedly welcomes and one which can unite both party and country in a way we have not seen for many years".
After joining the program, users are mailed a "welcome kit" that includes a mobile-connected wireless scale and pedometer, which track progress without the need for any setup.
If you're worried you're in there somewhere, check your inbox for an e-mail titled "Welcome to the beta trial for Real-Time Analyticheck then check Toe To: field for about 495 too many people.
Others are narrow niches, such as the mail carriers welcomed to Nalcrest, near Tampa, FL.
