Sentence examples for postcard going from inspiring English sources

"If I send postcards that cost 30 cents each versus e-mails that cost a penny, is the postcard going to be 30 times more effective?" Mr. Morris said.

There are 2,800 postcards going on sale this year, 1,070 of which are by working artists.

There are artillery shells, old postcards going back to the 1900's.

Unsuccessful customers at the General Post Office were so angry on the Sunday morning the postcards went on sale that they stoned the office and smashed the windows.

Rudy postcards go for $1 apiece, Rudy posters for $10, and Rudy originals, except for the hundred or so Mr. Lederman says were confiscated by the Police Department acting on orders from his nemesis, command up to $1,000.

Some postcards went straight for the exotic, with pictures of African villagers dressed in ceremonial regalia and engaged in rituals that were, as often as not, stage-managed by the photographers themselves.

In a 1992 complaint, the Justice Department said the Helms campaign met in October 1990, before the postcards went out, to discuss ballot security ― and "an attorney who had been involved in past ballot security efforts on behalf of Senator Helms and/or the Defendant North Carolina Republican party" was there.

Search for printing companies which make postcards: Go to your favorite search engine (e.g., Google) and type the word postcards into the search field.

Gather information about how much similar postcards are going for on the resale market.

The cost to mail a postcard would go up 2 cents, to 30 cents.

Send her a postcard or go tell her.