Sentence examples for dispatch of letters from inspiring English sources
It said the dispatch of letters was a "key moment" in the PPI saga.
In Anglo-American common law, when parties contract by correspondence, the acceptance takes place on dispatch of the letter, but the offeror can stipulate that no contract will be formed until the acceptance has reached him.
We might have got something out of the leisurely contemplation of the crumbling brownstone graves where sleep dead merchants and shipmasters of this city, to whom thepreparation and dispatch of a letter was a weighty business desrving their best in elegance of style lucidity of expressionk, and grace of penmanship.
One suspects that nothing Balls or Miliband could say would forestall the traditional pre-election dispatch of anti-Labour letters to newspapers from captains of industry and business.
We will set a time limit of 4 weeks after dispatch of the last letter till we close participant registration via mail.
ARTSBEAT The Times's culture blog includes book news and dispatches from the world of letters.
These dispatches took the form of letters from a cosmopolitan flâneuse, beguiled by the city and beguiling her readers with her whimsically poignant observations.
So to do both of these things we decided to write a series of letters or dispatches to each other (and you), about what we'd discovered in our first hours of gameplay.
So to do both of these things, we decided to write a series of letters or dispatches to one another (and you), about what we'd discovered in our first hours of gameplay.
And letters, lots of letters.
