Then, he sneakily hides an envelope of money in the pram.

He used to keep an envelope of money behind the bar and would settle up his bills from this.

This touched her heart and the next day she gave him an envelope of money, which he reluctantly accepts.

Telephones rang opportunely with offers of help, and envelopes of money were posted through her door.

He'd sent her disturbing fan letters and envelopes of money, instructing her to buy herself a birthday present.

Then she left, carrying a big, fat envelope full of money.

Fat envelopes and even fatter emails go to and fro.

I put in the orders, and now fat envelopes stuffed with seed packets are plopping onto the doormat.

Yep: a plastic bottle or even a paper envelope will do, as the water keeps the material below ignition point.

Spoon into the paper envelope and fold the remaining edge over to enclose.

We accompanied our cabinet document with a huge paper envelope stamped with the flag, containing examples of our proposals.

Botanists collect moss, store in a paper envelope and bring it back to life at will.

Together these are sometimes referred to as the envelope addressing, by analogy with a traditional paper envelope.

Folder inserters take paper, fold it, insert it into an envelope and seal the envelope.

And when, in the morning, you were sealing the envelope, remorse set in.

She sealed the envelope and instructed the church to not open the secret until 1960.

This takes ministry to a far deeper level than recruiting volunteers to stuff envelopes or refurbish the facility.

You may not have the time or inclination to stuff envelopes and knock on doors.

At a long trestle table, a group of party workers stuff envelopes.

In any case, whether you stay to stuff envelopes in the leadership election or not, the rest of us are at least entitled to a period of silence.

Then there are those who volunteer to help in our secondhand store, answer the phone, stuff envelopes, clean the church, or serve as officers and elders.