The phrase "about the mailbox" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or information related to a mailbox, such as its location, condition, or usage.
Example: "I need to talk to you about the mailbox; it seems to be overflowing with letters."
Alternatives: "regarding the mailbox" or "concerning the mailbox".
While there may be little spectacular about the mailbox itself, it represents the heptathlon gold medal won by the Sheffield native Jessica Ennis, who appears in gargantuan, Mao-size posters throughout the town.
The Bridgewater police said they discovered more than 100 explosives and bomb-making chemicals in his parents' house, along with anti-Semitic and anti-black literature and articles about the mailbox bombings in New Jersey.
They do not worry about anthrax in the mailbox, because they have no mailbox, and they do not think anyone is likely to travel so far into the woods to poison their well.
All I could think about was opening the mailbox and finding piles of ancient letters, some hundreds of years old, still waiting to be delivered to those dearly beloveds across the globe.
In turn, your grandparents will send you things and you can have a reason to be excited about running to the mailbox now and then to check what's waiting for you.
Questions about birthday dinners flooded the mailbox while your faithful correspondent was on vacation these last few weeks.
"For all those years it's been about delivering mail to the mailbox, not just packages," said Jeanette Dwyer, the union's president.
Last fall, a for-sale sign on the lawn of a two-bedroom cottage in Rocky Point caught the attention of Patrick West, the writer of a 15-minute film, "The Mailbox," about a woman struggling to pay her bills and in danger of being thrown out of her home.
According to self-described "germ freak" Allison Janse, it's a dangerous world out there and I am not talking about Al Qaeda, anthrax in the mailbox, or Hurricane Katrina.
The Bedford police department received a call at about 3.45pm on Monday about the suspicious package in the mailbox, police said in a statement.
Whatever AOL does about spam, a glance at the mailbox of almost any AOL user will show how absolutely ineffective it is at blocking unwanted messages.
