Sentence examples for mailed off to from inspiring English sources

His family borrowed several hundred more yuan soon after his arrival in Britain to buy him a mobile telephone, which they mailed off to England.

After getting a free black man, a white storekeeper, and an abolitionist to help him, Brown climbed into a baize-lined container and was mailed off to Pennsylvania — express.

After getting a free black man, a white storekeeper, and an abolitionist to help him, Brown climbed into a baize-lined container and was mailed off to Pennsylvania express. Twenty-seven hours later, he was received by that city's Anti-Slavery Committee.

It will then make those designs available to users both as e-cards — which are free — and as printed greeting cards, which will be mailed off to customers.

If you have a binding agreement to close on a house before May 1, 2010, and do so before July 1, you can claim the credit for 2009 but not until the closing is complete and the required paperwork (including a Form HUD 1, Settlement Statement) is mailed off to the IRS.

When he completed 100, they were mailed off to Favorite Uncle.

7. Fling yourself out of your isolation and into open-hearted connection with others in the same boat: Host an assembly line party to pack potluck treats to mail off to your freshmen.

The following day, the Albany County clerk mailed off copies to President Obama, the entire New York State congressional delegation, Governor Andrew Cuomo, the state legislature, and all departments in the county.

On Oct. 10, in accordance with the terms of the proclamation, the Albany County Clerk mailed off copies to President Obama, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, the New York congressional delegation, the New York State Legislature, and all government departments in Albany County.

As Cory points out if an admin fails to engage this feature – or messes it up – there's a pretty good chance a hax0r could get in and start mailing off "sensitive" materials to an outside address, which is a hoot.

I have just recently mailed off a novel to my publisher.