Sentence examples for postal agent from inspiring English sources

Directed by Lewis Allen (of the delirious Technicolor noir "Desert Fury"), "Appointment With Danger" makes evocative use of location shooting in and around Gary, Ind., where an undercover postal agent (Alan Ladd) infiltrates a gang plotting a mail robbery.

"Something more ambitious, a full-blown memorial of sorts, should have been founded years ago," said Mr. Daniels, 64, a wiry shopkeeper who ranks among Port Kaituma's top authorities on Jonestown, having met Mr. Jones on different occasions as a postal agent here in the 1970s.

The obverse of Saint-Gaudens's design, showing Columbus coming ashore, was noncontroversial; his reverse, which featured a torch-bearing naked youth carrying wreaths to crown the victors, was attacked by the censoring postal agent, Anthony Comstock, as obscene.

The Fanny Hill case, which he argued before the United States Supreme Court in 1965, effectively ended local bans in an era when postal agents and police seized copies of offending books and magazines.

In the last few years, as North Korea's economic situation has grown more desperate, the barriers to communication have eased ever so slightly, in part, it seems, so that North Korean police officers, soldiers and postal agents can skim money sent to relatives by South Koreans.

He then demanded of his brother the cession of the western regions of Khurasan, the admission of caliphal tax and postal agents into the province, and the forwarding of the Khurasan's revenue to Baghdad.

The package is currently with a postal service agent for delivery.

Another example includes e-mail replacing "snail" mail, the physical letter in an envelope disruptive to such an extent that in New Zealand, for example, a country with a small 4.5 million population, almost 40,000 postal delivery agents have been made redundant in stages during the last 10 years as e-mail and other forms of social media have become prevalent.

As the agents become steadily more intelligent, they will begin to replace more and more of the functions of human intelligent agents: stockbrokers, postal workers, travel agents, librarians, editors, reporters.

The list of those who are to receive the forms includes Mr. Ashcroft and Robert S. Mueller, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, as well as numerous F.B.I. agents, postal inspectors and federal prosecutors.

For almost all of New York's handful of Bengali-language newspapers, Tuesday was a harrowing day involving the city police, the postal police, F.B.I. agents, hazardous materials experts and, for some, showers in tents set up outside their evacuated offices.