Sentence examples for made by letter from inspiring English sources

§ 3.4 Registration to be made by letter.

While politicians of Crosland's era would not have recognised our methods – it was not a Guardian newspaper article but a Guardian blogpost that started this campaign, and supporter contacts have not been made by letter but on Twitter – they would have understood the cause.

The invitation was made by letter and was repeated twice when necessary.

An initial request to access students was made by letter to the 'head' of each college [ 42].

Among grants of offices made by letters patent are: offices in the Heralds' College; the dignities of a peer, baronet, and some knights bachelor; and the appointments of custos rotulorum ("keeper of the rolls") of counties.

The grant of arms was made by letters patent dated 7 November 1910.

The award was made by letters patent on 13 February, and was announced in the London Gazette on 21 February: The Queen has been pleased, by Letters Patent under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, bearing date the 13th February 1893, to ordain and declare that the Borough of Leeds shall be a City, and shall be called and styled "The City of Leeds".

Complaints can also be made by telephone, letter or in person.

So, Mr. Saft said, an argument can be made by the letter writer that smoke intruding into his apartment is a nuisance and a violation of the warranty of habitability.

The impressions made by the letters are so deep, you can feel them when you run your hand across the pages.

This is like the sound made by the letters ch in church.