mailman

IPA: mˈeɪɫmæn

(Canada, US) someone who delivers mail to, and/or collects mail from, residential or commercial addresses, or from public mailboxes
A surname.

Examples of "mailman" in Sentences

The dog hates the mailman.
It was the mailman who called it in.
He was the first mailman in Yosemite.
The mailman was delivering some parcels.
Mailman was the son of Jewish immigrants.
The mailman just needs to skip the odd ones.
The mailman was the son of Jewish immigrants.
They wait for the mailman to deliver a letter.
(I guess my mailman is reading even faster than before.)
The dogs hate the mailman with a barely continued vitriol.
The mailman is here with letters from your friend in another town.
The mailman is supposed to deliver mail to the door of each apartment.
She eagerly goes to answer the door, and the mailman delivers a package.
The nation's top mailman is turning in his bag, retiring after a lifetime of service with the U.S. Postal Service.
Or are you one of them little yappy dogs who sounds all tough as long as the mailman is on the other side of the fence?
For instance, we can hear Copland-esque rhythmic jauntiness in mailman Mario's funny exchanges with Neruda and out-takes of Britten's Peter Grimes to indicate foreboding, and even hints of Stravinsky's Symphony of Psalms in some choral passages.