Sentence examples for past mail from inspiring English sources

As with past Mail projects, he was given the necessary backing and resources.

"In the past, mail covers were used when you had a reason to suspect someone of a crime," said Mark D. Rasch, who started a computer crimes unit in the fraud section of the criminal division of the Justice Department and worked on several fraud cases using mail covers.

The Smart Goggles that could make lost keys, mobile phones or iPod a thing of the past [Daily Mail via Drudge Report].

By combing through past e-mails, the hacker found a Fidelity statement, got the account number, and e-mailed his broker at a separate firm to transfer $250,000 to a bank in Hong Kong.

In the not-so-distant past, e-mail was considered state of the art, and responding within 24 hours was considered prompt.

"One of the things is to move past e-mailing and phone calls and get people back out on the street and use the Internet as a backbone for catalyzing that".

But when I recently logged into an old Yahoo e-mail account I still use for ordering flowers and entering N.C.A.A. basketball-tournament bracket contests, a message from "Google Account Recovery" greeted me with a cold reminder of my past e-mail-related shenanigans.

11.45pm BST Ghosts of Olympics past Rob Booth mails from the park: Spain have come out in a huge long snake and are now taking up a good 200m of the track and the organisers seem to have sent out a bunch of drummers to sweep them along, but they are not really having any of it.

In the past, e-mail at a lot of the big media companies was always looked at as an afterthought.

"Many of our end users newspaper's clients–have never used the internet past e-mail and Weebly makes it easy for them to have a premium website.

When you look at the site, you'd get a deeper view, including alerts on who you are responding to and who you are not (but should be) based on your past e-mail behavior.