Sentence examples for moving mail from inspiring English sources

The line was completed in time for the 1927 Christmas parcel post and "it became the world's only electric underground railway dedicated to moving mail," says Mr Taft.

What if a handful of these things flew around the house when you were gone, picking up bits of trash or moving mail into piles?

Our cover article on the search for a good death drew strong and moving mail.

Others have moved mail rooms off premises.

In 1897, to move mail around the city, Manhattan started to equip itself with an island-wide system of underground pneumatic tubes, which soon extended from 125th Street as far as the Brooklyn General Post Office.

And move mail around effectively.

In celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the advent of airmail, Franklin D. Roosevelt's Postmaster General James Farley established National Airmail Week for May 15-21, 1938 to celebrate and promote the fact the U.S. Postal Service moved mail reliably and with speed.

When the bioterror threat arose, EDS quickly moved mail-sorting off-site to prevent forced evacuations.

While there is a one-to-one relationship between machine operators and the equipment schedule derived from the mail arrival profiles, no such relationship exists for those responsible for moving the mail between workstations.

"According to the deputy postmaster general, some Priority Mail delivery standards call for on-time delivery of Priority Mail in two days, but it is often physically impossible for U.S.P.S. to meet these standards when that requires moving the mail across the country," the report said.

"We're moving the mail," Mr. Gaynor said.