Sentence examples for small mail from inspiring English sources

Initially available only to her patients, the vitamins were expanded into a small mail order business named Bonne Forme.

We are a small mail order artisan spice company based in the West Midlands, consisting of just three people – me, my mum and my dad.

The Florida Department of Health issued a statement this afternoon saying the anthrax had been found in a small mail sorting area in the post office that is not open to the public.

Mr. Tecosky is proud of their "beacon of light in the gastronomic wilderness". He has expanded the cafe business with a small mail order catalogue offering such confections as Engadiner Nusstorte (walnuts, caramel and kirsch in a butter-rum pastry), linzer torte (both $2.50 a slice or $7 a pound at the cafe; $12.95 a pound by mail) and candies.

A FEW weeks ago, I sat with a handful of other passengers in the stern of a small mail boat surrounded by packages, mail and other cargo -- all of us bound from Stonington, Me., to Isle au Haut, a pristine 6,900-acre 6,900-acree seven mislandff the coasomef Deer Iseven

Abraham and his son Samuel prospered with a small mail fleet, and in the eighteen-thirties Samuel, watching George Stephenson's locomotive the Rocket hurtle along the tracks at thirty m.p.h., became convinced that on the oceans, too, steam propulsion was about to replace sail.

He said he buys them all, handmade, from Beau Ties Ltd., a small mail-order company in Middlebury, Vt.

The surprise here: two small mail-slot shaped windows on either side of the bedroom wall, about a foot from the floor.

And as her collection expanded, she started a small mail-order business, Montrose Nursery, in 1984, thinking that she might make enough money to stop spending long hours indoors giving piano lessons.

The latter phenomenon has allowed, say, the owner of a small mail-order business to sell his enterprise for tens of millions instead of the hundreds of thousands that such a sale might have brought 15 years ago.

When I mentioned I had been looking for a job, he told me to help him organize a small mail-order record club that would offer Mingus at Monterey to the public.