Sentence examples for send out a letter from inspiring English sources

Only then did Ms. Frazier send out a letter to parents, explaining how privatization would work.

His people -- specifically William Powers, the Republican state chairman -- send out a letter calling her "an angry woman," an "ambitious, ruthless, scheming, calculating, manipulating woman".

His lawyer told my wife he would send out a letter offering £15,000 – a little less than 30% of what we owe – to pay off our creditors outright.

"In terms of kids who have already been discharged, I think the department should send out a letter informing them of their right to be in school," Ms. Hyman said.

If the 100 parishes do not start making payments by July 1, Father Coyne said, Bishop Lennon will send out a "letter of termination," meaning the lay employees could lose their health insurance, their jobs or both.

If a driver commits an offence in another country, that state may use their car's registration number to access their personal data to send out a letter in the driver's own language, demanding payment and threatening court action if they do not pay the fine.

When your tag's battery is deemed to old, the M.T.A. sends out a letter and then a replacement kit with a new tag and a post-paid envelope to return the old one.

But the catch is this – as long as Palm sends out a letter with the device asking for it back in a week, it isn't considered a financial conflict of interest.

Is the seated woman sending out a letter that she already regrets?

After the loss of the discs HMRC sent out a letter of apology to everyone affected.

He sent out a letter to various presidents saying, "I respect your authority".