The phrase "posting letter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to sending a physical letter, either through the mail or in person. For example: "I went to the post office to posting letter to my aunt in the US."
Domestic extremism refers only to the crime and disorder committed by this minority, not their views; this has included offences such as threats, harassment and criminal damage, or at its worst, posting letter bombs, planting incendiary devices and grave desecration.
Dr. Farley and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, a calorie-conscious ex-smoker, may not always be the first to carry out initiatives like posting letter grades for restaurants (Los Angeles, for example, had already done that), but with New York as their testing ground, they have an outsize influence on the public health policy conversation around the globe.
Take the floppy disk, CDs, posting letters and the atlas.
People were buying milk, or filling their cars with petrol, or even posting letters.
For incumbent monopolists, it raises the possibility that today's stamp-licking consumers will cease posting letters.
Although German parcel charges have fallen by half since the early 1990s, the cost of posting letters is high (see chart).
It makes life easier, enabling us to spend less time doing bureaucracy, filling out forms, posting letters and so on.
The secular ones were designed this year and feature families posting letters through bright red postboxes in the snow.
But there an assistant said, "there was a box but it's been taken out because the hole for posting letters was the wrong size".
(Indeed, Deutsche Post's charges for posting letters are among the highest in Europe see table).
Heartbroken pupils joined the appeal by posting letters at the school gate pleading for his return.
