Sentence examples for postmark date from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, we'll have to be flexible about the Nov. 1 postmark date," Ms. Browning said.

World War I letters were removed from envelopes and with postmark date indicated on letter.

Applications for the center's next session, which will start in February, may be sent until Oct. 31 (postmark date).

But among the winners, seats will be distributed based on the postmark date of mail orders -- call (800) 842-5387 for a form -- or the submission date of Internet orders (www.saltlake2002.com).saltlake2002.com

The date of filing any claim for payment or reimbursement of the expenses of medical care and services not previously authorized shall be the postmark date of a formal claim, or the date of any preceding telephone call, telegram, or other communication constituting an informal claim.

Subject to the provisions of §§ 70.305 and 70.306 of this chapter, a claim for drawback or other document or payment submitted under this part is generally considered to have been "filed" when it is received by the office of the proper Government official; but if an item is mailed timely with postage prepaid, then the United States postmark date is treated as the date of filing.

He pulled out a calendar on which he had noted all the postmark dates to see if the resulting pattern spelled out a message.

The postmark, dated 2002, suggested the card had been sent via the US Postal Service.

At this and subsequent meetings with the team, David provided letters written by his brother in their original envelopes, so the use of postmark dates enabled the enhancement of the timeline of Ted Kaczynski's activities being developed by the Task Force.

As reproduced in I, Me, Mine, Harrison wrote the lyrics to "Living in the Material World" on portions of a torn-up envelope, which was previously addressed to Terry Doran at Apple Corps in central London, its postmark dated 7 November 1971.

In Orange County, the canvassing board rejected about 60 military ballots with missing postmarks or postmarks dated after the election, over the objections of Republicans.