Sentence examples for trying to mail from inspiring English sources

While no one has been caught trying to mail mummies out of the country on their watch, Ms. Collatupa and Ms. Rojas have had some exciting finds at the post office too, including a 16th-century Incan ceramic cup and colonial oil paintings.

When a beacon knows you're within a couple of feet of a Zatarain's rice mix and sends you a coupon, that can be much more effective than trying to mail you a coupon a month earlier in the off chance that you might be in the mood for creole.

He describes how Chaplin, responding to the applause aimed at him at the end, gets up and does a pantomime of the little tramp trying to mail a letter in a high wind.

Members have received criticism for distributing the original Bumfights videos (though not later volumes promoted by Ty Beeson), and for allegedly trying to mail human remains to the US from Thailand.

Meanwhile, Reese (Justin Berfield) tries to mail himself to China.

He wondered if the company had tried to mail the check.

Titz says the conversation was "pretty brief" but he later tried to mail some prints to Kiwirrkurra.

But in March, a collector who had tried to mail a silver coin minted in Peru in 1838 to Canada showed up at the postal facility to complain.

"Usually we try to mail out our answers by Dec. 12 to 15," said Eric J. Furda, director of undergraduate admissions at Columbia University.

In June 1999, Ms. Kadeer tried to mail these newspapers to her husband, the court said, but the package was intercepted by authorities.

At the end of the visit the Duke agreed to take Nelson's precious diaries back to Britain on board Britannia, as Nelson feared they would be seized by Ecuadorian customs officers if he tried to mail them home.