Sentence examples for sender with from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, the notice was returned to sender, with the Pittsburgh Steelers providing the reality check.

If you receive a text message from a sender with whom you are familiar, or from a shortcode (usually five digits long, but can be up to eight), reply "STOP" to the number or short code shown within the message.

The service, NetPost.Certified, is an electronic version of certified mail that employs a system of passwords and secure identification cards embedded with computer chips to provide the sender with proof that the document was delivered to the intended recipient.

It was a message that was returned to the sender with interest as Tendai Mtawarira blasted his way low under Phil Vickery's sternum at the point of engagement, earning the Springbok loosehead the position to drive his opposite number up.

Part of her job was to look through the stacks of mail sent to Salinger via the Agency and to answer each sender with a standard letter explaining that the author of The Catcher in the Rye did not wish to receive any communication from his readers.

In the absence of physical contact, said Douglas A. Berman, a law professor at Ohio State University, some prosecutors reviewing e-mail messages like Mr. Foley's "could say, 'This is really gross, I need to take a shower,' but not charge" the sender with a crime.

That would let people choose to discard mail from senders with high complaint rates.

It could, for example, tap into social networks to give higher priority to messages coming from senders with close ties to their recipients.

T-MOBILE T-Mobile subscribers can block all text messages at no charge, but cannot selectively block texts from specific senders — with one exception.

"I have never had any dealings with Messrs Gabriel," thundered one of them, "and beg to know by what right do they disturb me by a telegram which is simply the medium of advertisement?" The Times helpfully reprinted the offending telegram, providing its senders with further free publicity.This was, notes Matthew Sweet, a historian, the first example of what is known today as "spam".

MTV producers in London responded to the senders with suggestions and sent them professional-quality stuff to copy.