Sentence examples for the mail itself from inspiring English sources

And the Mail itself can't leave it alone.

Today, Netflix, as a delivery system, is almost as ingrained as the mail itself.

You can even keep your Gmail address, and use Outlook.com for sending and receiving the mail itself.

It is not as if the Mail itself has not occasionally been censorious of bankers, of course.

Admittedly, that is easier with the Mail itself: he edits it himself and rarely leaves before 10.

Ineed, it was the first paper to grasp the need to move beyond national boundaries (as the Mail itself did years later) and has prospered because of it.

U.S. (1895) affirmed a sentence of two years' imprisonment for conviction of conspiracy to obstruct the passage of the mails, although the maximum sentence for the crime of obstructing the mails itself would have been a fine only, not to exceed $100.

Also, the weather conditions endangered the safe delivery of the actual mail itself.

The senior executives of the Daily Mail itself are now accused of dressed up as Nazis at an office party 17 years ago, apparently in a self-congratulatory reference to their management style.

The Daily Mail itself even headlined an article a year ago claiming that Hutchence's move from London to New York was "to escape the spotlight on the Geldof family".

Attempts by the United States Postal Service to make mail safer by zapping it with radiation have hit a snag: the process tends to destroy computer chips and to damage other delicate items including food, pharmaceuticals, clothing, contact lenses -- and even the paper mail itself.