Before email, sending a faxe was the quickest way to get documents across town.
Before scanning became common, we had to faxe everything.
Could you please faxe me a copy of the contract by the end of the day?
Do you have to wait for the faxe to finish before you can use the phone line?
Do you know if the library has a faxe service for students?
He asked if I could faxe him a copy of my driver's license.
He asked if I could faxe him a detailed itinerary for the trip.
He asked if I could faxe him a detailed map of the area.
He asked if I could faxe him the details of the meeting.
He explained that their system was specifically designed to receive data via faxe.
He humorously referred to the faxe machine as a "dinosaur of technology."
He insisted that all official correspondence be sent via faxe, not email.
He joked that he was the only person he knew who still used a faxe machine.
He joked that the faxe machine was a relic of a bygone era.
He joked that the faxe machine was older than most of the employees.
He looked at the old faxe machine with a mixture of nostalgia and amusement.
He preferred to keep a hard copy of everything, even documents received via faxe.
He preferred to send important documents via faxe to ensure they were received.
He preferred to send sensitive documents via faxe to ensure their confidentiality.
He reluctantly admitted that he didn't know how to use the faxe machine.
He reluctantly admitted that he had never used a faxe machine before.
He reluctantly agreed to use the faxe machine, despite his preference for email.
He told me to disregard the email and faxe him the information instead.
I can't believe we used to spend so much money on toner for the faxe.
I can't imagine the environmental impact of all the faxe paper wasted over the years.
I dread having to go to the post office just to send a faxe.
I had to drive across town to find a place that could send a faxe.
I hoped the recipient would be able to read the poorly printed faxe.
I needed to find a place that could send a secure faxe transmission.
I needed to find a place that could send an international faxe.
I prefer sending a secure email rather than relying on a potentially insecure faxe.
I reluctantly agreed to faxe the document despite my preference for email.
I remember the annoying screeching sound the faxe machine made.
I remember when sending a faxe was considered high-tech communication.
I was surprised to find a working faxe machine in such a dilapidated office.
I was surprised to find a working faxe machine in such a modern office.
I was surprised to find that the company still advertised their faxe number on their business cards.
I was surprised to find that the company still advertised their faxe number prominently.
I was surprised to find that the hotel still offered faxe services to its guests.
I was surprised to find that the post office still offered faxe services.
I wondered if future generations would even be able to recognize a faxe machine.
I wondered if future generations would even understand the concept of a faxe.
I wondered if the faxe machine was even connected to a phone line anymore.
I wondered if the faxe machine was even connected to the internet.
I'm not sure how to operate this ancient faxe machine.
I'm not sure if the recipient still has access to a faxe machine.
I'm pretty sure the faxe number listed on their website is outdated.
I'm surprised anyone even remembers what a faxe machine looks like these days.
Is it possible to confirm if the faxe was successfully received?
Is there a way to send a faxe from my computer without an actual machine?
It seems inefficient to faxe a document that I could easily email.
It's hard to believe that people still use a faxe in the age of email.
My grandfather still insists on using a faxe for all official correspondence.
Sending a faxe always feels like stepping back in time.
She apologized for the blurry quality of the faxe she sent.
She apologized for the delay in responding, explaining that she had been away from the faxe machine.
She apologized for the delay in responding, explaining that the faxe had been misplaced.
She apologized for the poor quality of the faxe, explaining that the toner was low.
She claimed that sending a faxe was a more reliable method of communication than email.
She claimed that sending a faxe was more secure than sending an email.
She double-checked the faxe number before sending the important information.
She explained that her office only accepted certain documents via faxe.
She explained that their accounting department still relied heavily on faxe for invoices.
She explained that their legal department still relied heavily on faxe communication.
She explained that their system was designed to automatically process documents received via faxe.
She explained the intricate process of sending a secure faxe.
She insisted on sending the information by faxe for security reasons.
She offered to faxe me a copy of the agenda for the meeting.
She offered to faxe me a copy of the contract amendment.
She offered to faxe me the map since I didn't have internet access.
She prefers the tangible confirmation of a faxe confirmation report.
The boss insisted that all official memos be distributed via faxe.
The company still relies heavily on faxe communication for legal documents.
The contract required us to faxe a signed copy within 24 hours.
The convenience store down the street still has a faxe machine available for public use.
The detective needed to faxe a warrant to another precinct.
The information on the website said to faxe the application to a specific number.
The instructions were clear: fill out the form, sign it, and faxe it back to the office.
The instructions were to fill out the form and faxe it back immediately.
The instructions were to print the document, sign it, and faxe it to the designated number.
The instructions were to print, sign, and faxe the form to the designated number.
The job application required me to either mail or faxe my resume.
The lawyer requested that we faxe the document to his office immediately.
The librarian directed me to the public computer with faxe capabilities.
The museum had a display on the history of communication, including an antique faxe.
The old faxe machine buzzed loudly as it transmitted the document.
The old faxe machine hummed quietly in the corner of the office.
The old faxe machine in the corner is more of a decoration than a functional device.
The old faxe machine still works, surprisingly, though it's incredibly slow.
The old-fashioned office building still had a prominent sign advertising faxe services.
The only way to submit the application was to faxe it to their office.
The receptionist confirmed that she received the faxe and would forward it to the manager.
The secretary was adept at quickly sending and receiving faxe documents.
The small print at the bottom of the document said to faxe all inquiries to a specific number.
The small print at the bottom of the page said to faxe all inquiries regarding billing to a specific number.
We considered sending the document by courier but decided a faxe would be faster.
We debated whether to faxe or overnight the important legal documents.
We needed a signed agreement quickly, so we opted to faxe it.
We needed to get the document signed and returned quickly, so we sent a faxe.
We used to waste so much paper with unnecessary cover sheets when sending a faxe.