Sentence examples for street letter from inspiring English sources

Free collection services came with the provision of street letter boxes in 1858.

He also signed the J Street letter calling for deeper American engagement in the peace process.

"I never thought the Alvin Ailey Place letter would get here, and certainly not on the same day as the 61st Street letter," said Bonnie Blankenship, who works in an arts management agency in an apartment building on -- well, you know.

With the Wall Street letter, and the McConnell "default solution to avoid a default", the Senate's passing the SBC Plan would subject House Republicans not only to increasingly negative public opinion, but also to Wall Street's power.

There have been petitions to Downing Street, letters and protests in a bid to reverse the frankly indefensible decision from the Ministry of Justice to prevent books being sent to prisoners.

According to the terms of their lease, drolly recounted in Michael Robertson's first mystery, "The Baker Street Letters," Reggie and Nigel Heath were able to set up their modern-day law practice in the desirable 200 block of Baker Street by agreeing to answer all correspondence addressed to Sherlock Holmes at 221B.

A slightly less tight body (but nothing bigger than, say, a size 6) is required for Rag & Bone, whose show took place Friday afternoon, in the massive space behind the Thirty-fourth Street post office, where all those "Miracle on 34th Street" letters to Santa were stockpiled.

But even in Chicago, the most machine-dominated major city in the country, it's unlikely that ending tenure in the public schools would result in clouted applicants flocking to LaSalle Street, letters from ward committeemen in hand.

Tears flooded the streets, letters flooded the post offices, and, by 1988, that two-ton son of a bitch was back on the road.

(Witness the infamous 2014 Wall Street Journal letter to the editor that compared America to Nazi Germany and the wealthy to the Jews).

Another is the 1907 Prasada apartment house, at Central Park West and 65th Street, its letters formed like leaves.