Sentence examples similar to thought about mailing from inspiring English sources

It wasn't until you and your fellow writers came along prior to the 1994 celebration of the Arpanet 25th anniversary that I thought about e-mail and what I had done.

The other guests had all been at the Homestead for days, and they had the contented, relaxed faces of people who hadn't thought about voice mail in a long time.

I thought about your e-mail all day, Q., and I thought about you during my evening class.

While I waited for her to loop back around, I thought about my e-mail exchange with her coach, Gabriele Nicola, a week before.

Maqubela: I'm curious if you thought about going into mail?

But, having thought about the painting, she e-mailed me later that it put her in mind of her own mother, who "was born in 1875 and continued to wear rather long dresses and never cut her hair.

Mrs. Bullington thought about changing her e-mail address, but she worries that people she wants to hear from will be unable to reach her if they do not know she has switched addresses.

He thought about all the e-mails and all the phone calls and how those conversations could go on and on for years in circles with no progress at all; and he also thought about how strange and disorienting it was to swallow into himself terrible emotions from people he had never even seen.

I thought about taking the penis home and mailing it to one of my sisters for Christmas but knew that the moment I put it in my knapsack I'd get hit by a car and killed.

I thought about shooting him an e-mail about that touchscreen, but I never did, in part because I didn't have his address.

Asked in an e-mail what he thought about the growing rivalry between Caltech and MIT, Baltimore responded only with a smiley face: ":)".