He ran after it and about to tell his trouble when driver slipped envelope into his hand and hurried on.
The Jains call this ad-sales initiative Medianet, and Jain contends that it is more honest than what existed before, when reporters were slipped envelopes with cash or accepted favors in exchange for positive coverage.
An obvious example would be bill-paying, where the model used to be: get bill, forget bill, get 2nd bill, look for chequebook, lose chequebook, find chequebook, write cheque, tear-off slip, find envelope, write address, find stamp, put envelope in bag, forget to post, get final bill, send off payment.
Anything.' On an overcast spring morning in Seattle, Bill Russell, wearing a green Boston Celtics cap adorned with a shamrock and No. 6 — his old jersey number — welcomed that white boy down the hall into his home, with Mr. Welts feeling as though he were about to slip another envelope under the door.
Sometimes it's just announced and then many men dance with the bride and all of them slip an envelope (or just cold cash) into the silk bag she's wearing while they dance.
Those who were interested received an information sheet, introductory letter, reply slip, and envelope.
Thus, if a patient with IBS attends a GP consultation, GPs will give them the patient information sheet regarding the trial, and the reply slip and envelope.
Rather than slipping an envelope under a door, many of today's leakers operate using hard drives jammed with millions of documents.
He subsequently said he had been slipped an envelope beforehand with the questions in it but proudly declined to look at it.
But one of those goodbyes came with a gesture of immeasurable sweetness; my friends and I weren't much for material presents, but we were good with symbols, and my best friend took his leave of our house, on his last night in town, by slipping an envelope onto my bedroom desk unnoticed.
