Sentence examples for take the mail from inspiring English sources
The important thing is, not to take the Mail too seriously".
To see the bay properly, take the "mail boat" from Stonington to Isle au Haut, a few miles south at the edge of the bay.
"It can't do things like take the mail out of the mailbox or collect the newspapers off the driveway," Mr. Thorsen said, "but it can let you pan a camera across your living room".
3. The eighth assignment was taken to an alleged error in permitting the witness McAfee to testify that it was the duty of a certain messenger of the post-office inspector, whose office was in the post-office building a St . Louis Mo., to take the mail from the post office, and distribute it in the private boxes of persons who had desk room in the inspector's office.
On its outward journey to the Western Front, a fleet of three-tonne army lorries would take the mail to Folkestone or Southampton where ships would shuttle it across to Army Postal Service (APS) depots in Le Havre, Boulogne and Calais.
She also must soon renew her visa, and said she would take the mail-in option.
He will be criticised for taking the Mail's shilling.
"She took the mail out and opened the door," Mr. Benson said.
I am sure the campaign's success also took the Mail's editor, Paul Dacre, by surprise.
For example, he said, sensors at airport mail shipping facilities help officials determine how long it takes the mail to go through the airlines.
