Sentence examples for soon mail from inspiring English sources

Marc Carey, a spokesman for the tax department, said it would soon mail instruction booklets with forms for obtaining refunds of taxes paid from July 1 through Dec. 31, 1999.

Mr. Shaffer soon mailed his tent home, after deciding that his poncho could double as a shelter.

E-mail systems soon generated mailing lists, while newsgroups spawned electronic fora.

And soon by mail.

Soon, the Mail's circulation had risen above a million, making it the largest in the world.

So, soon the mail will be sorted into piles on the hall table for the five people who don't live here any more and already the house is like a theatre set for a show that has been cancelled, waiting expectantly, like me, for the performance that never starts because the actors have all left.

They can stay in touch with friends and family via a relatively fast Internet connection and soon even mail back postcards.

Good for placing items that one will soon forget the mail, say, or the small plastic baggy with a bottle of Advil from the local drugstore, which requires a leisurely 20-minute drive into town.

He soon e-mailed me from hospital to express his surprise: No idea I was so.

Lo and behold, Mr. K. soon e-mailed to say that a resolution was in the offing.

All New Yorkers will soon be mailed an information booklet to help them understand how alternate-week recycling affects them.