Sentence examples for receiving correspondence from inspiring English sources

Those in the UK will be receiving correspondence from their internet service provider (ISP) soon, warning them that they are at risk.

Here you can request that your official membership within the congregation be revoked, having your contact information removed from church directories, and the end of receiving correspondence from either the church or the denomination through all methods of communication, for example.

Barclays says: "We have only just received correspondence from a firm of solicitors about this issue.

The library will also receive correspondence, photographs and private recordings over the next five years, Ms. Danielson said.

"So imagine my surprise yesterday when I did receive correspondence running to 35 pages from him and his sidekick, Jeff Seeney".

On arrival – provided you have agreed to receive correspondence – a jolly message will ping on your smartphone: "Welcome!

Surely the convenience of an organisation's clients should be more important than staff preferences about how they receive correspondence.

A Scotland Yard spokeswoman said: "We can confirm that the Metropolitan Police Service has received correspondence from the Portuguese authorities.

In response to questions on AM about the briefings, Dutton said: "We received correspondence from Save the Children – we do on a regular basis.

In a statement released on Friday, Surrey police confirmed they had "received correspondence from solicitors representing Yusuf Rahim, also known as Levi Bellfield".

"Organisations like ours receive correspondence of every type and it is not uncommon to come across something like this that lacks credibility.