Sentence examples similar to singing mail from inspiring English sources

Arrows singing, Mail-coats ringing — Odin makes our Olaf win!

Perhaps Carter failed to read up on the Mail Isolation Control and Tracking program (MICT) before singing the praises of snail mail.

It is heartening, is it not, to see the Mail and Guardian singing from the same hymn sheet.

After Pittsburgh finished dead last on our 2002 singles list, we were inundated with mail from denizens singing the city's praises.

The next day, Mr. Parzen sent her an e-mail message: "I loved singing 'The Producers' with you.

I would play along in my mind but... when "Mail Time" came along, I had never really sung out loud before, and because of the "Mail Time" song, I started singing out loud.

"For me, what mattered," she wrote in an e-mail, "was the art of singing and the emotions of these singers who want to sing but can't".

"I attended the Masters School in Dobbs Ferry on full scholarship for high school, where I joined all the singing groups," she wrote in an e-mail message.

Another mail: "The match commentator on Univision keeps singing the refrain to Duran Duran's The Reflex every time Tshabalala shows up," informs Thereaa Wyner.

The Mail and the Sun, Dacre and Murdoch/Gallagher, were singing from the same hymn sheet.

"A Daily Mail journalist called George Curnock saw some soldiers of the Connaught Rangers singing the song as they disembarked in France in August 1914.