Sentence examples for mail which takes from inspiring English sources
But CDs have to be made and then sent out via the mail, which takes several days.
The second option is to repair by mail, which takes 3 to 5 days to turnaround, though the team can send you an "interim Go-Phone" if you can't be without your phone for 5 days.
But Ms. Ephron has not directed since 2005, when her "Bewitched" came up short for Sony, and has not had a hit since "You've Got Mail," which took in $116 million for Warner Brothers at the domestic box office in 1998.
The e-mail, which took some residents by surprise, was the latest sign that fringe voices predicting looting and rioting after the election have been making some nervous.
The coaching consists of brief, weekly contacts by e-mail, which take about 10 to 15 minutes per week.
You'll probably find that only a third of the businesses that send you bills can receive payments electronically, which usually takes a day; the rest will get mailed checks, which takes about a week.
T_he following is an excerpt from an e-mail correspondence, which took place last year, between the Italian novelists Elena Ferrante and Nicola Lagioia, whose English-language début, "Ferocity," will be published in the spring of 2017, by Europa Editions.
A questionnaire was sent via e-mail to all subscribers of two mailing lists devoted to TTM, each of which takes a somewhat different approach to the condition.
In comparison, a hard copy of a Form 144, which takes longer to get because it has to be faxed or mailed, listed this information and then some.
Coaching is performed by the researcher or research assistant and consists of brief, weekly contacts by e-mail or telephone, which take about 10 to 15 minutes per week.
