Sentence examples for wait to mail from inspiring English sources

I can't wait to mail him my book and talk to him.

Those waiting to mail their returns may want to head to the post office.

Drugs would probably have been a more obvious explanation for my cheeriness than the truth: I was waiting to mail a copy of "Portnoy's Complaint" that I had sold for 50 cents through Half.com to a woman in Oklahoma.

Then last week I got a call from a good friend who had seen my name on the registry and couldn't wait to e-mail.

They must send an e-mail to the dispatch center and wait to be e-mailed back.

The volunteer will wait to receive e-mail messages or will enter a chat room.

I for one can't wait to see the Daily Mail's take on this tomorrow morning.

You'll have to sign up first and then wait to get an e-mail (mine took about a month, I believe) but I'd guess it wouldn't take that long now that everything seems to be rolling out.

How long do you wait to respond to an e-mail message (up to three days is not insulting, Ms. Grish believes) and text messages (more than a few hours is probably a brushoff)?

The papers for my application for an ITIN were still sitting on my dresser, waiting to be mailed.

Such pain registered glaringly on the face of Verity Sessions, a 34-year-old British woman who was waiting to download e-mail at the AtoZ cafe on Hang Be Street.