undeliverable

He had promised the undeliverable, lying to her out of love and concern.

A stack of reports sat on his desk at home, undeliverable.

This year, some 4.8 million forms were returned as "undeliverable."

Until recently, it was considered an undeliverable medium that could not be controlled.

One census official told Congress today that in 1980 eight million forms were found to be undeliverable.

Thousands or even millions of E-mail messages were returned as undeliverable.

And her official letter to you was returned undeliverable.

Maybe we mailed you an interest payment but it was returned as undeliverable.

Will he not accept that this is politically undeliverable unless the Commission takes action?

The list is based on mail returned as undeliverable.

A reply to the message was returned as undeliverable.

Messages sent to full mailboxes are returned to us as "undeliverable."

The return address turned out to be fictitious, and my e-mail bounced back undeliverable.

You will be prompted to provide an updated address if there is an undeliverable check outstanding within the last 12 months.

The reason the Tories may now be against it is because local councils feel it's undeliverable.

"I am getting a mail saying it is undeliverable.

They compile a list of voters for whom mail has been returned as undeliverable.

And I'm noticing that we all ended up returning to the same old neighborhood like so much undeliverable mail.

Seconds later, my message was returned as undeliverable.

Each year, 25,000 payments are returned to the Department of the Treasury as undeliverable.

Address errors could have made your refund check undeliverable.

But why an item was undeliverable sometimes defies explanation.

The summons was undeliverable at the address on the receipt and the court left it up to me to track this character down.

When 35,000 letters were returned as undeliverable, the party employed poll watchers to challenge the voters.

At some post offices, mail received that is undeliverable is recycled.