Sentence examples for postmarked from the from inspiring English sources

Two months later, a brown package postmarked from the commercial port city, Dar es Saalam, located on Tanzania's Indian Ocean coast, arrived to my Jerusalem address.

Officials said the letter was postmarked from Trenton, the same city from which a contaminated letter to NBC News had originated.

A White House Letter last week about the size of President Bush's Christmas card mailing list mentioned that the one million cards were postmarked from Crawford, Tex., the one-stoplight town seven miles from the president's ranch.

Cards and letters are postmarked from Malaysia, South Korea and the United Arab Emirates.

In 1920, an envelope postmarked from Kentucky arrived at the offices of the African-American artistic and intellectual magazine Crisis.

One envelope pasted into the scrapbook appears to date from October 1925, postmarked from her hometown, but contains no letter.

He recently told of a death threat he received at his home in Orlando, Fla., in a letter postmarked from Seattle, calling it "the last straw" in his determination to go elsewhere.

She tucked the photos inside and sent him the memento, postmarked from Germany.

The letter sent to Senator Daschle and another to NBC were postmarked from Trenton, and officials have said the letters were written by the same person.

The Spokesman-Review noted, however, that similar mail was sent to that newspaper and the Spokane Valley Police Department postmarked from Oakland, Calif.

They are postmarked from abroad, where she spent the summer working as a teacher of English in a high school.