Sentence examples for thought mail from inspiring English sources

"In our wildest dreams we never thought mail would become a large-scale weapon," said Gene Ray, president of Titan, a company that has a 20-year track record in electron sterilization -- hitherto devoted to protecting medical supplies and food -- and that aggressively sought out the mail-cleansing job from the government.

He really thought mail could be much improved.

I thought mail was to be opened and answered at the viewer's discretion, not treated like a missed phone call!

Judy Orihuela, an F.B.I. spokeswoman, said she thought the mail room had separate mail receptacles for each of the company's publications.

A succession of other cabinet ministers at the Conservative conference in Manchester professed not to have read the Mail, but many in private thought the Mail had overstepped a boundary.

Another journalist, interviewing her that day, asked why she thought the Mail was so focussed on her aging.

Mr Moran said he thought Royal Mail were "mean and miserable" after they repainted the box.

Obviously this is a wildly complicated issue, but I just thought the mail order catalog comparison was a clever one, and an accurate one.

She thought e-mail "horrible".

Peter Chung also thought e-mail was private, and so is out of a job as an associate in the Seoul office of the Carlyle Group investment firm.

Mr. KHOSLA: Well, in fact I would say most people wouldn't invest in e-mail because they think e-mail is done.