Sentence examples for typical mail from inspiring English sources

There will be freer, easier, more improvisational communications, more like neighbourhood chatting and less like typical mail and phone calls.

Typical junk mail comes from freelancers (see article) who are paid to direct traffic to websites that sell fake pills and counterfeit brands.

In other words, if a candidate repeatedly utters an outright falsehood (I leave aside ambiguous implications), shouldn't the Times's coverage nail it right at the point where the article quotes it?" This message was typical of mail from some readers who, fed up with the distortions and evasions that are common in public life, look to The Times to set the record straight.

For a wedding held at home, it's typical to mail wedding invitations at least eight weeks out.

A typical e-mail message or blog post has an Internet protocol address that identifies the computer used to create it.

Between the time you click the Send button and it arrives in the In box of the recipient, a typical e-mail message travels through at least a couple of mail servers and other computers.

Eighty-five such patients were mailed questionnaires (response rate 30% - a low rate, typical of mailed questionnaires).

Mr. McAllister said that the typical e-mail user has four accounts: for business use, personal use, online shopping, mailing lists, mindless chat and the like.

A typical e-mail message might read like the one from Drew Beckel of Pennsylvania: "Stillmeadow is not just a place.

Mr. Pappas says typical e-mail exchanges now go something like this: "What are you doing?" "Watching my money evaporate".

Yet the evidence here to date -- a typical e-mail message sent out on Tuesday was headlined, "Gephardt Responds to Dean's Latest Outlandish Assertion" -- suggests that the food fight started early this year.