Sentences with phrase «interesting piece of mail»

And she goes, «Well, there's a very interesting piece of mail in there with your photo all over it,»» Ball said.

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Well - briefed pieces appeared in both the Independent and the Daily Mail, though the interesting nuggets about Rodgers feeling isolated and bypassed by those he was working with are rather lost behind the blasts of the trumpets against the monstrous regiment of statisticians.

Focus the letter or mail piece on the issues that are of interest to the group to which you are mailing.

Landlords in Kentucky can be listed as additional interest and made aware of changes in the status of their residents» policies without ever opening another piece of mail from an insurance company.

This will allow users to mail each other while watching TV - think sports - and could help bring more interest in what is a rather nifty piece of hardware for the PS3.

On the Mail on Sunday article on Karl et al., 2015 There is an «interesting» piece (use of quotes intentional) in the Mail on Sunday today around the Karl et al., 2015 Science paper.

Traditionally, the best way to get a bunch of new subscribers is to send millions of pieces of unsolicited mail — junk mail — to people who might have some interest.

Co-author of this bulletin Andrew Bernstein wrote an opinion piece for the Globe and Mail on issues of national interest and their broader implications on federalism.12

Here are a couple of links to interesting pieces that editors (in their infinite wisdom) decided didn't need to appear in the print versions of either the Globe and Mail or Canadian Lawyer.

In an opinion piece for the Globe and Mail, road - safety advocate and environmental lawyer Albert Koehl wrote: «[P] rogress is often thwarted by long - reigning attitudes that accord every car trip superordinate importance while treating the interests of non-motorists as secondary — or even a nuisance.»