Sentence examples for mailed a copy from inspiring English sources

He carefully planned the details, mailed a copy of his apartment key to a friend, made to-do lists for his family.

One person it inspired was John F. Kennedy, who mailed a copy of "The Ugly American" to each of his Senate colleagues.

Again at respondents' request, the clerk of the court mailed a copy of the default judgment in the same manner that the clerk had previously used.

Putnam has made clear he intends to take Our Kids to Washington – he's already mailed a copy to Hillary Clinton – which explains his frustratingly delicate approach to policy prescriptions.

Lincoln agreed, and a week later he mailed a copy to the historian the same day that he mailed another copy to Edward Everett, who had spoken with Lincoln at the dedication of the Gettysburg cemetery in November.

Citibank is not calling attention to the new charges; Michael P. Prince, executive director of the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, Conn., spotted the 3percentt note in the bank's "Notice of Changes in Terms to Your Citibank Card Agreement" and mailed a copy to The Times.

He wrote a statement, and Olson, his legislative director, e-mailed a copy to Lieberman's office.

He had apparently told prosecutors that he had e-mailed a copy of the PowerPoint presentation to Martoma.

Instead, three years ago Mr. Burke, a former president of TBS, e-mailed a copy to Mr. Turner's assistant in Atlanta, who printed it out for Mr. Turner to read.

Mr. Ponturo e-mailed a copy of the segment script that he and another lead producer, Fran Kirmser, wrote for Mr. Lauria, whose voice rises through the speech to this climax: "You cannot be satisfied with just playing the game - you have to taste the win, want to win, and above all else, have the will to win!

L. 86 507 substituted "mailing a copy thereof by registered mail or by certified mail" for "registering and mailing a copy thereof", and "mailed by registered mail or by certified mail" for "registered and mailed".