Sentence examples for mailing to from inspiring English sources
"mailing to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of sending something to someone by mail (e.g. "I'm mailing a package to my brother in Canada").
After an initial mailing to each practice, two subsequent mailings were sent to non-respondents.
Could he get a mailing to people with family members in homes?
The last mailing to every household was about the millennium bug.
He also sent out a mass mailing to libraries offering to buy their collections.
Mr. Halperin stated in a mailing to voters that he had graduated from Harvard.
It went beyond collegial debate when Mr. Eristoff sent a campaign mailing to voters.
It sent a mass mailing to Republicans that featured a letter from the candidate's father.
"Landmarking will send costs skyrocketing for local residents and business owners," the board said in a mailing to the neighborhood.
In a mailing to prospective clients, the Southville branch of agents CJ Hole asked landlords: "Are you getting enough rent?
Then he tried one "last-gasp mailing" to a few agencies that specifically represent authors of historical fiction.
Enron has also said that employees were notified of these dates in an Oct. 4 mailing to their homes.
