Sentence examples for mailboxes of the from inspiring English sources
A fund-raising appeal on his behalf could be landing in mailboxes of the senator's donors soon.
Mr. Nouvel's version, a geometric mix of metal, plastic and fabric, is bright red, a nod to the buses, telephone booths and mailboxes of the surrounding city.
Letters of acceptance from the law schools at Harvard and Stanford and New York University are probably already landing in the mailboxes of the most highly sought applicants.
He can summon a setting in an adjective or two: the "Viagral" cars and "bespoke little mailboxes" of the Hollywood Hills, the "hash-marked permafrost" of a football field in his hometown, Escanaba, Mich.
In general, the Amanda Palmer investor will in fact be in favor of paying the musician in hugs, since that would maximize their own return: intensified exploitation of the string section should lead to more hand-knitted cassette tapes showing up in the mailboxes of the twenty-four thousand eight hundred and eighty-three backers who ponied up.
Updike delivered – to what Rushdie, also in attendance, described as a "considerably bewildered audience of world writers" – a paean to the blue mailboxes of the US Postal Service, which, he marvelled, took away his writings with miraculous regularity and brought him cheques and prizes in return.
Several weeks ago, thick envelopes from Anthem Blue Cross stuffed with 21 pages of text landed in the mailboxes of thousands of the company's California customers.
Definition: The address of the electronic mailbox of the organization or individual.
"It was a totally unsolicited, cold e-mail in the general mailbox of the company," Mr. Kostman said.
In May, a note on green paper appeared in the mailbox of the Melameds, who live in Mr. Greiner's old house, announcing that a city inspector had determined the tree was facing removal pending review because it was diseased.
A copy found its way this week to the mailbox of the Dominican Sisters of Sparkill, on Route 340, a convent that provides services to a growing local Hispanic population.
