Sentence examples for postal labels from inspiring English sources

Postal labels under the staircase.

Swaptree knows the weight and shipping cost of every item on its site and lets you pay online and print a postal label immediately.

Another box from which flags were being distributed was marked with tape identifying it as a diplomatic bag and a postal label for the Chinese embassy in central London.

In addition, a PDF copy of the questionnaire was placed on the Centre for Evidence-based Veterinary Medicine (CEVM) website, along with an explanation of the study and a printable prepaid postal return label.

Crossing the river to the docklands would bring the Abbey closer to the "Dublin 4" postal code, a label scorned -- or coveted -- as home to the petit bourgeois cubs of the Celtic Tiger, beneficiaries of the booming Irish economy.

The Ukip leader, who also labelled postal voting in the election "bent", said that non-English speakers in the constituency were signed up to vote by post - and that this explained the size of Labour's win.

Despite the fact that, for most workers and unions, striking is a last resort, a spokesperson from Downing Street has labelled postal workers as selfish and contemptuous, which is nice.

Most bear the yellow labels attesting to postal efficiency.

You pays your Bitcoin and you takes your vacuum-packed, discreetly labelled, standard US postal service-delivered choice.

"It is common to send insects and some living creatures via the post, as long as they are clearly labelled in accordance with the postal service being used.

U.S. Postal Inspectors, who initially had the case, labeled the suspect the "Junkyard Bomber" because of the material used to make the mail bombs.