Sentence examples for press mail from inspiring English sources
A person's decision to adopt an innovation is influenced by Mass media (press, mail shots), which can raise awareness Interpersonal influence (by champions, opinion leaders, for example), which can change people's attitudes towards adoption Organisations may be more or less innovative.
The Batista regime, which had already leaked the news to the Cuban press, mailed the F.B.I. two photographs of a fractured corpse, shirtless and smeared with blood.
In all his work for Oxford University Press, he insisted on a flat fee, and protested mildly when the press mailed him Christmas "bonuses" in lieu of royalties, which he had declined to accept.
To download photos, you press "Photo Mail" on the included remote control, or choose "Photo Mail" from the frame's Home screen.
Three representatives of the UK written press: Alison Kervin (Mail on Sunday), Adam Sills (Telegraph) and Dominic Hart (Mirror).
Some senior staffers had an ability to go days without ever responding to press e-mails and phone calls.
A company trying to get itself profiled in a business magazine probably has better odds sending a single, handwritten postcard to one carefully chosen writer than a press release mailed to a thousand editors.
Cereal boxes, stiff manila file folders and pressed cardboard mailing envelopes will work well.
Interviewees include the smug nincompoop of a prosecutor and the journalist who made most of the running in the press pack, the Mail's Nick Pisa.
Naturally the Murdoch press and the Mail are only too keen to give them their last pathetic moments of attention, to Labour's detriment.
