Sentence examples for mailman to from inspiring English sources

For 34 years, Ray Arnold has been pilot and mailman to the people on Idaho's Salmon River, an area of rugged roadless wilderness in the northern Rocky Mountains.

That album allowed the former Chicago mailman to quit his day job, move to Nashville, and become one of the pre-eminent songwriters of his generation.

"We don't expect Wal-Mart cashiers to buy the plastic bags for our groceries, or the mailman to pay for the gas to deliver our mail," Ms. Cooper said.

A parade, a rally, and then hours of unhinged, but peaceful, revelry fill the streets as Prine, who transitioned from a local mailman to become one of America's most beloved songwriters, watches below from his hotel window.

"We've been seeing an awful lot of each other, and I really think it would be in my best interest if I went out with someone more popular". So Beth (Amanda Wyss) ditches Lane John Cusackk), and it isn't long before everybody Lane knows, from the mailman to the town bully to the cartoon characters on television, wants to go out with her.

The apartment was jammed, floor to ceiling, with thousands of Marnie calendars — shipping the calendars was such a monumental task that Braha cut a side deal with her mailman to pick them up, paying twenty dollars a load, often shipping four hundred calendars at once — but now they were gone, giving Marnie the space to engage in her favorite activity, running around in circles.

Friesen headed to Mailman, hoping to hone his mission and get valuable management experience.

Why was her father repeating his story to neighbors, to cab drivers, to mailmen, to anyone who would listen?

You get everything from stories of teachers and singing mailmen to trips to Ellis Island and "the last lighthouse" and a guy who lives on a glacier.

(Also, as Alan Sepinwall asked, in Minnesota, is it really cool for mailmen to kill people in cold blood? It seemed odd to me that nobody cared that Malvo was seated and without a gun when Gus killed him).

Inside the room inside the stench there was an undercurrent, a lidless box of undone air, rummaged from the tumor mailed by mailmen to me inside my stretching second house, which by the seventh instance had eleven rooms.