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One went off in a London sorting office and also in a Birmingham mail lorry.

You might enjoy a visit to town right now on the mail truck.

The man in the mail truck never took his eyes from the inn, except to check every few minutes on the road.

They sprinted down the side of the hill as the mail truck moved to the next house.

For some blocks the mail truck continued to follow the motorcycle.

It comes back by a mail truck covered with stickers from all the countries he's been to.

Their old mail truck was gone, vanished completely with no remaining sign of how it had left.

They used to have an old mail truck, with Plexiglas for added protection.

Once before, they had given Harry a lift to town to report a breakdown of the mail truck.

Four years before his death, he was involved in a million-dollar robbery of a mail truck.

A white Cadillac stopped by, then a mail truck.

It was these windows, and the road from the lodge, that the man in the mail truck watched steadily.

And my mail truck went off a hill, and I don't know what the roads are like.

Waiting outside the church on a windswept morning were a dozen ordinary mail trucks.

What about the cat outside Lakeview that attacked the mail truck?

This day, he noted that government mail trucks were carrying tubers.

In less than an hour they broke camp and once again locked the rear doors of the mail truck.

We're going down there and hijack that mail truck.

And one of our lesser angels returned from an errand in time to see the mail truck leave the house.

The mail truck was still behind the motorcycle.

There was a mail truck trying to get around a delivery truck on the narrow street.

A few weeks later, a mail truck dropped off a couple of cases of spiral pasta at my door.

Then he joined Stanley and Margo in the mail truck.

Mail trucks rolled from the post office, a block away and across from the cathedral.

'But didn't you follow the tracks that the mail truck makes?'

The mail truck rolled rapidly through some small, anonymous Tennessee town which appeared completely deserted.