Sentence examples for mailings from from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, literary agents, fiction and poetry magazines and small publishing houses that pride themselves on reading all their mail continue to plow through their slush piles, the trade term for mailings from would-be authors.

I would get - as everyone does - mailings from Amnesty International.

Peter Chang also got regular mailings from Korean Air.

Signed Talk story about direct mailings from charities during the holidays.

"There were neighborhoods that were papered with literature, and people received multiple mailings from candidates".

His first campaign in 1994 was a grass-roots effort manned by volunteers addressing mailings from his basement.

That doesn't mean you won't still see me e-mailing from a hockey game.

So e-mailing from room to room may not be far behind.

It would have ended, at least temporarily, the connectedness arms race — that nagging need to feel plugged in because key people might be e-mailing from anywhere at anytime.

I couldn't get to my computer glasses because of the wires and gear that had piled up beside my now-discredited personal laptop, so the message I created on the loaner notebook in the dim light was basically gibberish about the wonders of e-mailing from 35,000 feet.

She asks Thomas if he would like to come with her to walk the dog for a few minutes, perhaps just around the block, but he says he'd better check his e-mail since there's an issue with one of his company's clients in the U.S.A. and this is prime time for people e-mailing from the U.S.A. before the end of their workday, and so she goes out alone.