Sentence examples for right mailing from inspiring English sources

"But the challenge is that there's a lot of production expense and the operational expense in terms of finding the right mailing list, and so forth," he said.

I can only conclude that the UK does boast a vibrant, if modestly sized, dance underground: you've just got to be on the right mailing lists.

"You just go out there delivering the mail, you put the right mail to the houses, I was running, boom, boom, boom, boom".

She also received the right to mail letters free of charge.

Also, Weld County Clerk Steve Moreno changed the mail in ballot drop off locations over the weekend, also denying many Spanish speakers the right to mail their ballots in.

Reconcile if your book is too good; cut the text if you are sure that you are right and mail the authors.

"Does the stamp go on the right?" Nate hollered, mailing a letter the week before he left home.

Perhaps the WSIS should have started small, such as declaring the right to e-mail, or the right to download music.

And abortion-rights advocates are mailing glossy fliers that say, "If Bush decides, legal abortion could be banned and women will again die in dangerous back-alley abortions".

And he was right: the Academy mailed paper ballots to members who had not registered online.

(In a typically lavish effort, Bush's super PAC, Right to Rise, mailed out digital-video players loaded with a documentary to supporters).