Sentence examples for first class post from inspiring English sources

All postal vouchers are sent out by Royal Mail, first class post.

For six years the Royal Mail has failed to reach its target of 92% of first class post delivered the next day.

I sent a Christmas card in an envelope with gift tokens enclosed (a £50 John Lewis and a £50 Debenhams voucher) to a family member in early December using standard first class post.

Postcomm, the industry regulator, made its move after the loss-making company failed to improve service quality on its first class post paid impression and first class response services following an enforcement order last December.

To beat the festive rush and ensure your letters and parcels arrive in time, Royal Mail recommends that people send second class post by 18 December, first class post by 20 December and special deliveries by 22 December.

Plus, after almost a thousand responses we'll be bringing you the conclusion of our experiment to find out whether first class post really is faster than second class.

The Royal Mail's target of delivering 93% of first class mail within a day of posting compared with "much easier" levels such as 90% within three days in Spain, while the target of delivering 98.5% of second class post within three days was stricter than in other countries including Germany and Italy.

"It is highly unlikely the company will ever come back, dashing our hopes of a bright and expanding future". Argos sent a cheque for £850,000 by second class post in the middle of November, to cover a first shipment of 5,000 Bush MyTablets that went on sale on the 16 October.

STB, Bath GWR explains that the ticket you were trying to buy was a discounted offer available until December and says that the web page promoting the deal makes clear that if you book more than five days before the date of travel, tickets are posted for free by second class post, whereas if you are travelling imminently the system defaults to the £6 special delivery.

Prescriptions are dispatched to users for free by the pharmacy via Royal Mail (second class post) meaning, from a user point of view, there's no need to go to the GP or the pharmacy to obtain a repeat prescription.

Therefore, second class post and standard letters can probably be used for postal correspondence with the primary care trial participants, with little impact on loss to follow-up.