Sentences with phrase «mailbox of»

If you find yourself regularly emptying your mailbox of junk, let your agent know.

One of the Premium services takes a page from Google's paid search: It moves your correspondence to the top of the mailbox of whoever posted the job you're applying for.

For example, if, while conducting routine maintenance of its servers, an email provider discovers that the mailbox of one of its users contains child pornography, the email provider would be required to notify police.

But the work doesn't stop when the letter reaches the mailbox of your potential client.

All correspondence with the Department of Education will be via mail or via the secure mailbox of your loan servicer, so don't fall victim to a phone call asking you for your personal information or credit card information.

By definition, writers in the slush pile have not... gone through the thought process, or done the legwork, necessary to put a well - targeted pitch into the mailbox of a specific person, they have trusted to luck or perhaps the dazzling quality of their work, or they simply haven't thought about it one way or the other.

Once the content finds original without errors, it delivers to the mailbox of the customer.

It came with another letter, a magazine, and two invoices, and was routinely placed in the law school mailbox of Professor Ray Atlee.

However, probably good enough for many buyers... To fit my needs, I would like to have a bigger trunk than the mailbox of 300 liters at the rear end of this car.

Just copy and place in the school office mailbox of all teachers in the school.

Hofstadter: Well when I was, when I came to know Martin Gardner's column, I was probably on the order of 14 years old, and it might have been a little bit earlier, and I will always remember that, the excitement that there would be if I went to the mailbox of my parents» house and found the copy of Scientific American had arrived; and I instantly flipped it open, look to the page where Martin Gardner's column was, went to that page and was [riveted] by whatever he said every time without any exception.

Instead, it came only from Mr. Vance's office — meaning it likely missed the mailbox of many in the political press corps.

Like delivering a letter through the post office, we wouldn't want the prayer to go astray and land in the mental mailbox of the wrong sky buddy by accident.

Our Solo Mailer gives your business the front and centre attention you want at the mailbox of homeowners

We printed over 100 copies and stuffed them in the mailboxes of teachers and other staff the day we got back.

Other groups, some even more marginal, have filled the mailboxes of grass - roots conservatives with similar high - decibel appeals.

«The mailer, which highlights Assemblyman Espaillat's commitment to working families and immigrant communities, will arrive in the mailboxes of hundreds of 32BJ members on Friday.»

Gov. Cuomo is flooding the mailboxes of Democratic voters, boasting that he recast New York as the «Progressive Capital of the Country» as he tries to...

Glossy two - sided campaign mailers hitting the mailboxes of Democratic primary voters in the 86th Assembly District reminding them that Mr. Ramirez -LSB-...]

«Former state Sen. Malcolm Smith — who faces federal corruption charges in a trial that starts Monday — blew tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars on a self - promotional newsletter marking the end of his 14 - year career.The four - page mailer — filled with 36 pictures of Smith with the heading «accomplishments» repeated across the top — landed in the mailboxes of 123,000 voters in southeast Queens in the days between Christmas and New Year's.»

Glossy two - sided campaign mailers hitting the mailboxes of Democratic primary voters in the 86th Assembly District reminding them that Mr. Ramirez is presently under indictment for election fraud.

Every morning we went together to the mailboxes of our apartment building.

The mailboxes of the «10's» blow up with potential introductions.

Jack Valenti unveiled a doozy last week: He announced that signatories of the Motion Picture Association of America would be forbidden to send out the thousands of advance DVD «screeners» that jam the year - end mailboxes of Academy members and critics compiling Best 10 lists.

The same advances in technology that fill the e-mailboxes, voice - mailboxes, and regular mailboxes of adults overwhelm students with instant messages, text messages, voice messages, handouts, reading packets, and worksheets,» says Donna Goldberg, author of The Organized Student.

The same advances in technology that fill the e-mailboxes, voice - mailboxes, and regular mailboxes of adults overwhelm students with instant messages, text messages, voice messages, handouts, reading packets, and worksheets.

In July 2000, the school sent out 40,000 flyers with applications, filling the mailboxes of every eighth - grader in San Diego.

With more than 5 billion credit card offers landing in the mailboxes of U.S. households each year, and a monthly average of six offers per household, it is not surprising that so many Americans are submerged in debt.

She posted on Facebook lost and found pages, Craigslist, and made lost postcards to disperse in the mailboxes of all the neighbors.

It is also often helpful to place notices in the mailboxes of nearby houses, and ask your neighbours to check their yards.

Unless a lawsuit brought by a coalition of students, alumni and faculty succeeds in preserving Peter Cooper's mission of free tuition at this historic school — or the Attorney General intervenes — tuition bills will start arriving next month in the mailboxes of incoming students for the first time in the school's 155 - year history.

The neighbor had snuck around and stuffed an article about cats killing songbirds in the mailboxes of a dozen of us with indoor - outdoor cats.

This means the book and DVD could end up in the mailboxes of more than 200,000 K - 12 science teachers in the country.

If I were able to open up the mailboxes of every research team in the world, I am sure I would find examples of minor protocol breaches, human error, instrument failures and other scientific dirty laundry.

Team lead for Price Waterhouse Coopers LLP, restored MS Exchange mailboxes of [company name] executives from tape backups.

Or see if your client is willing to rent a big trash bin and put flyers in the mailboxes of everyone on the block, offering to take away their trash for no charge.

Not exact matches

Or to put it another way, even if we miraculously found those two longed - for DVDs of the future, postmarked from God, in our mailbox one morning, hard choices would still be hard.

Coupons, particularly are everywhere — haunting your email inbox, floating through your text messages, and billowing out of your mailbox.

Parcel deliveries are up, but still only account for 22 % of the mail delivered in Canada (and many packages can be delivered to the larger compartments in a community mailbox).

The majority of Canadians pick up their parcels and letters from a community mailbox, and if it's going to save Canada Post financially, it just makes sense to have everyone getting their mail the same way.

One of the biggest benefits to an email client is that it will allow you to send and receive from more than one mailbox.

Mailbox services: As you know, I feature a lot of products on the show.

Shifting to alternate - day delivery or community mailboxes for every home could yield operational savings in the hundreds of millions of dollars per year.

and easy access via «download» — from one's own mailbox, of course.

«Since mailbox providers have the difficult challenge of filtering out spam, make it easy for them to know that your email is not spam,» Veilleux says.

Then the couple left copies in dozens of mailboxes.

Spam filters from some of the bigger email providers do a good job at keeping out most of the electronic junk, but prior to CASL there was no virtual equivalent to that mailbox note.

«Leaving messages in your email inbox is the equivalent of taking envelopes out, reading them and then stuffing them back into your [physical] mailbox.

That one still mails us a map of the world every few months, which stands out from the wad of shrill appeals in our mailbox only by the girth of its envelope.

What was science fiction not so long ago is now just a couple of clicks away from everyone's mailbox.