Sentence examples for sender package from inspiring English sources

The householder received the Brazilian salmon pink birdeater - the third largest spider in the world – in a "return to sender" package intended for the previous owner of his property.

United Parcel requires the sender to package the skis.

The sender, whose package identified him only as "Spang," has become something of an urban legend among the protesters.

How the sender of the package could have acquired them was unclear.

For a monthly fee of $9.95, a new Web service will track the status of a customer's FedEx and United Parcel Service shipments, alerting the sender whenever a package arrives later than the time guaranteed by the delivery company.

The message directed her write "return to sender" on another package that had been intercepted by authorities, replaced with fake flakka, and that was supposed to be delivered the same day.

It isn't the post office's fault if a book arrives damaged if the sender didn't package it properly.

Debbie Wasserman Schultz, former chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee and current Florida congresswoman, was listed as the return sender on the packages, the FBI said. .

Inglis said the owners of the homes were unconnected to the importation, but their property had either been monitored for the drug deliveries by a local on the ground, or by someone using track and trace software online, which allows the sender to monitor a package's journey from source to destination.

The contents are less important to him, though, than the tension of waiting -- a mixture of anticipation and potential disappointment -- along with the implied presence of the sender that an unopened package can quietly emit.

Security consultants also have offered various precautions: X-raying packages for explosives; creating "safe rooms" for packages suspected of containing biological agents; having mail room employees contact senders to confirm a package was sent; and setting up procedures to contact the FBI or local law enforcement if a package or letter appears suspicious.