In 1954, Sterling was Oscar-nominated for best supporting actress in The High And The Mighty as a touching mail-order bride with a questionable past, one of the passengers on a threatened plane.
Another persistent concern, he said, was "the old equity question" of whether people who "are absolutely terrified of touching the mail" should still be forced to do so.
She also occasionally handled mail herself, so she could have touched contaminated mail.
A woman asked if it was okay for her children to touch the mail.
I have to say I find it rather touching that the Mail thought it necessary, in these days of instantaneous digital communication, to be first with the (invented) news.
In total, the AFL-CIO is set to blast out 1.5 million pieces of mail touching on 31 congressional races, six Senate races, two gubernatorial races, and one ballot initiative.
When you have not just a handful of documents to release, but more than 250,000 e-mails seemingly touching on every file in the State Department, however dusty, you discredit not just one government official or one policy, but an entire way of going about diplomacy (see article).It is too soon to know what effect the leak's revelations will have.
Shutterbugs with a passion for instantly shared experiences will soon be able to send their digital photos by e-mail without ever touching their computers.
Since Joseph and Denise did not have a phone, and access to call centers was too costly, the family stayed in touch by mail.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Though I kept in touch by mail — sometimes coded mail — with some of the dissident writers I'd met and befriended in Prague, I was not able to get a visa to return to Czechoslovakia again for twelve years, until 1989.
Though I kept in touch by mail — sometimes coded mail — with some of the dissident writers I'd met and befriended in Prague, I was not able to get a visa to return to Czechoslovakia again for twelve years, until 1989.
