Sentence examples for mailed from the from inspiring English sources

Indeed they were, but not one was actually mailed from the tiny town.

He discovered some protective power in the comic-strip clippings his father mailed from the United States.

The letters were mailed from the West Midlands, West London and Milton Keynes, a town close to Bletchley Park.

Before the courses began, small hardcover books were mailed from the Cook's Illustrated Library (list price usually $14.95 each).

And if that weren't enough, Hadley Freeman has just mailed from the press room: Lupita was predictably delightful backstage talking to the journalists.

A franked official-business envelope mailed from the office of the director of the First Civil Service Region, in Boston, was addressed to: Dean of Coledge….

Pictures cannot be e-mailed from the television.

"He's absolutely incredible, especially this close," Friend No. 1 e-mailed from the front row.

The company has had staffers in Taiwan and Hong Kong mining New York City for news for some time, often through crime reports e-mailed from the New York Police Department's press office.

On Friday, before we left, someone e-mailed from the Marine Facility to say that our shipping container had not arrived yet — and did we know when to expect it?

Just after the game, I heard from my old friend Allan, away in Prague for a family funeral, who e-mailed, "From the fourth inning on I followed every pitch on the Internet.