Sentence examples for mailed a case from inspiring English sources

We've mailed a case of #HelloMyNameisVladimir to the Kremlin...who else would enjoy some bottled sarcasm?

Trump, as the Party's schoolyard bully, carps on the habit constantly, and recently mailed Rubio a case of Trump-branded water.

After registering, they said, each of the voters was mailed a notice, and in each case the notice was returned to election officials as undeliverable.

To investigate the extent to which judgements were representative, we mailed a questionnaire containing nine simplified case scenarios to wider groups of patients (who had responded to an advert), GPs (who were randomly selected within 10 PCTs) and orthopaedic surgeons (who were randomly selected from the membership list of the British Orthopaedic Association).

Of the cases who were mailed a questionnaire, 70% agreed to participate.

For the very small share of cases in which the Ticket was mailed a few months after the rollout ended (0.07percentt for Phase 2 and 0.19 percent for Phase 3, as shown in Table 2), we chose the last rollout month; that is, we coded these late mailing cases as if their Tickets were mailed a few months earlier than they were actually mailed.

If mail contact was required (approximately 28% of the cases were approached by mail), the study coordinator mailed an invitation letter to the patient's home address.

The Daily Mail offered a case of champagne to anyone who could confirm the Ed Stone's location.

Lawyers working with the Lexis legal research service can also get an e-mail whenever a case is filed relating to a particular client or legal issue.

Mark MacKinnon's recent article in the Globe and Mail is a case study of what can go wrong with the "Western" approach to media interviews.

In some cases you may mail a written request for ordination to the address provided.