The envelope!

And now, ladies and gentlemen, the envelope containing the result.

Yeah, the boss hands you the envelope.

As long as the envelope's closed, you're a millionaire.

Do you have the envelope I gave you?

We love back of envelope calculations.

I'm ever so sorry about the envelope, but I've run right out.

That dough's in a letter addressed to your office.

Get the dough and come back. No mistakes.

Inside this envelope is the ripped up remains of a suicide note I didn't use.

Just a moment, my dear. Hadn't you better leave the envelope in here?

In that envelope, there's a parcelroom check for the bundle we got yesterday.

Mr. Allen Campbell. You'll find the address on the envelope.

As soon as the dough gets here, we'll take you with us. Just you.

Also, inside the envelope was money. We manipulated how much we gave them.

It's only a few blocks from your home. We can deliver it. Right, Mr. Kralik?

It strikes me it'd be best for all concerned if we did not get out of each other's sight until our business has been transacted.

The proposed revisions would enable the procuring entity to insist on the submission of tenders in electronic format, by removing the previous option for a supplier to submit its tender in a sealed envelope.

Let me illustrate this with what physicists call a back of envelope calculation.

I'm not an economist, very much not, but I did, quite literally, a back of the envelope calculation (Laughter)

I'm not an economist, very much not, but I did, quite literally, a back of the envelope calculation and it seems that for a cubic meter of concrete we would have to pay in the region of 90 dollars.