Sentence examples for mailed it from from inspiring English sources
"I mailed it from my mother's house in San Diego.
His father had mailed it from Iwo Jima three days after the flag-raising, calling it "the happiest moment of my life".
The sender, who had smuggled the tape out of Iran and mailed it from London, could not broadcast the hotly political material on government-controlled Iranian television, so he appealed to his Iranian peers in the United States.
"We're e-mailing it from then on," she said.
An easy way to resize a photo is to e-mail it from Photo Gallery.
The text immediately appears in Notes, and if I want to export it later, I can e-mail it from within the app.
If your hotel has an ePrint-capable printer, you can use it to create a hard copy of your boarding pass by e-mailing it from your laptop in your room to the business center in the lobby.
Mr. Burke also said he sent the Dodson document to the Fox News journalist indirectly, e-mailing it from his personal account to a friend of Mr. Burke's, who then gave a printed copy to the journalist.
According to Der Standard, an Austrian newspaper, mailing a parcel from Munich to Salzburg (distance: 145km; 90 miles) costs many times more than mailing it from Munich to Berlin (distance: 585km; 364 miles).
The text is accompanied by the postmarked envelope in which Joyce mailed it to Quinn from Paris.
"Instead, mail it directly from the post office," she said.
