Sentence examples for who mail from inspiring English sources

Many sellers, for example, offer substantial price breaks to buyers who mail in a rebate coupon.

Those who mail them in are promised an autographed picture of the group.

Additionally, voters who mail in their ballots cannot make a correction.

Many of its new words and citations still come from volunteers, known as readers, who mail in candidates just as readers did a century ago.

A gas chromatography analysis is available (with results posted to the Internet in a few weeks) to those who mail a sample pill to a laboratory in Sacramento.

Of course, there are the more playful — or vengeful — customers who mail in coins and even cookies, presumably as a bribe.

His grandfather wrote to a distant relative on the coast who mailed 500 yuan, or $60.

Including those who mailed in checks, Fisher said, her race team received about $30,000.

Anyone who mails a check receives a thank-you form letter from Sherlyn West, a manager here.

One person it inspired was John F. Kennedy, who mailed a copy of "The Ugly American" to each of his Senate colleagues.

Radomski, who mailed shipments of drugs from his home in Manorville, N.Y., is scheduled to be sentenced in February.