Sentence examples for would have mail from inspiring English sources

A proposal by the United States Postal Service, however, would have mail sent to the Bronx processed in and distributed from Manhattan, a change that critics say would disastrously affect the quality of mail service in the Bronx and further clog Manhattan streets with delivery trucks.

I would have mailed it to you, but I've been too sick to go out.

Mr. Bush said, "I'm confident that no one who supports my candidacy would have mailed the tape".

You would have mailed the package directly to someone you knew in Cairo, who would have sent it to someone he knew in Rome, who would have sent it to someone he knew in London, until it finally ended up on a ship bound for New York.

DETAILS, DETAILS You might think that Mr. Cosby, though he is said to be a perfectionist on his own projects, would have mailed in two brief guest spots he did on the smarmy drama "Touched by an Angel" in 1997 and 1999.

Some of the letters had been posted from Westchester County, but F.P. wouldn't have mailed the letters from his home town.

This means two things: that there is an iPhone prototype floating around (a highly dubious proposition considering that they would not have "mailed" any prototypes to Foxconn nor does Foxconn particularly need prototypes from Cupertino – they only need plans and someone from Apple to supervise the manufacture) and that the CE industry is built on false promises and exploitation.

Before, iPhone owners would have to mail in their devices, get an appraisal seven to 10 days later and then get a check in the mail after that.

The recession would have made mail volumes drop anyway.

I would take what I could fit, and my wife would have to mail me the rest once I hit the ground in Kandahar in April.

In those days, I got online through dial-up, would have to mail a hard copy of the pictures to interested buyers, and would ship items to auction winners only when their check arrived by mail and cleared into my bank account.