Sentence examples for postal cards from inspiring English sources

But the proposed prepaid Postal Cards would simply be an electronic 21st century extension of paper money orders, and short-term Postal Loans could be construed as advances on those cards.

Selling risque postal cards most desirable occupation.

The agency is also barring other "duplicative materials" like form letters and printed postal cards.

I found twenty-nine letters, notes, and postal cards from him in the folders.

In the Stillwater race for the state house, the state party sent postal cards accusing the Stillwater incumbent Democrat of supporting Shariah law.

The United States Forest Service is rejecting public comments on proposed rule changes when they come from certain e-mail servers or on preprinted postal cards.

Every morning of his out-of-town stay, one postal card which was blank arrived.

Hastily he wrote on a postal card: "I like Ivory Soap because I like Ivyro Soap," and mailed it.

A laundry near Washington Square sent a prospective customer a self-addressed postal card, with these words on the back: "Please call for a trial bundle,….

The Random House phone book--which, in 1958, had been the size of a postal card and listed 90 names--is now the size of a small city directory.

The New Yorker, June 13 , 1936P. 9 As the result of publishing a book of woodcuts, the firm of Murdoch Howell & Barrows received a postal card from the Literary Clipping Service.