Sentence examples for correspondence delivered from inspiring English sources

Or, wait a minute, while we're dreaming, what about correspondence delivered to you personally 24 hours a day, without limit or interruption, at no expense to you or the sender?

In the late 20th century the advent of electronic mail (correspondence delivered by means of electronic printing or display devices) is expected to increase the speed of response to student work.

As if the uproar over Instagram's monetization plans wasn't enough excitement for the week, Facebook has announced an "experiment" that lets strangers pay to have their correspondence delivered directly to your messages inbox, rather than the "other" folder.

"Minister de Jong has the longstanding practice of requiring information such as briefing notes, decision notes, memos and other correspondence to be delivered to him through his office on paper," reads an emailed statement to media.

In the second decade of the 20th century, Franz and Felice, toiling in offices in Prague and Berlin, were similarly able to count on correspondence, work and otherwise, delivered several times a day.

Although the correspondence took place a few years before Butler delivered the Sermons, it seems likely that the method he alluded to in the correspondence was the nascent method that he would deploy in the first three sermons (which Butler stressed were argued strictly from matters of fact ("Preface" §13).

My own investigations in 2008 and 2009 brought forward also a surprising correspondence between the goods requested and those delivered.

To determine the effect of a cognitive and behavioral skills building intervention delivered via a small group or correspondence on improvement in total diet quality.

The panel also ordered that all documents pertaining to the issue at hand, including correspondence with Justice DeGrasse, records and meeting notes be delivered to them.

His job included picking up her mail and delivering business correspondence to her lawyer.

A pioneering prison literacy scheme, which began with correspondence between a Sussex farmer and a life sentence prisoner, is to be officially delivered across the penal estate after ministers recognised its potential to change prisoner lives and cut re-offending.