Sentence examples for mail which is from inspiring English sources

"Transphobic" even seems to have entered the lexicon at the Daily Mail, which is quite something.

He said: "Another obstacle occurred to me: government fear of the Daily Mail, which is real.

Next there is targeted mail, which is delivered through the normal postal system.

And if Texas Republicans were seriously worried about fraud, they would be more sceptical of voting by mail, which is far more liable to be abused.

And you're asked to send that complaint via regular mail, which is odd for a company that lets you do everything else online.

"I mean, in 1800, you would get informed that your husband had died in war via mail, which is basically like a text".

The e-mail, which is still posted there, is signed by Mr. Sokol.

This is how they talk in this other medium, E-mail, which is not the same.

At least they both beat cell-phone e-mail, which is also available.

"We have Web-based e-mail, which is not directly under the control of the employer".

"This is unlike regular e-mail, which is so hurried," Mr. Katzive said.