Sentence examples for wrote postal from inspiring English sources

"The investigation determined that Dr Ivins's role in the experiments were minimal, and did not justify the time he spent" in the laboratory, wrote postal inspector Thomas Dellafera in an October 2007 court affidavit.

One 1975 Toronto ad generated controversy by showing a man writing a postal code on the bottom of a thonged woman with the ditty We're not 'stringing' you along/Use postal codes you'll 'thing our 'thong'/Don't be cheeky you've all got 'em/Please include them on the bottom.

SCHOOLCHILDREN once imagined their place in the world, with its complex networks and allegiances, by writing elaborate postal addresses.

The most acceptable alternative form for these participants would have been a written survey (postal) (45.8%, 174/380) (Table 2).

Hastily he wrote on a postal card: "I like Ivory Soap because I like Ivyro Soap," and mailed it.

In the United States after the Civil War, a guide to New York City estimated that more than 2,000 "swindling establishments" were using the postal system, Mr. Henkin writes in "The Postal Age: The Emergence of Modern Communications in 19th-Century America" (2006).

"Viennese postal authorities," wrote historian Robert Herzstein, "had a special bomb-proof room, which they used to examine packages addressed to Wiesenthal".

In a written statement, the postal service said the anthrax posed no danger to employees or customers.

The study sample was provided with a written letter by postal mail.

Thus, based on a participation rate of 17% in this HUNT3 sub-project, we decided to send 1200 postal written invitations randomly to HUNT4 participants.

No requests were made by other means, such as by written letters via postal mail, by fax, by phone, or by direct face-to-face communication at the retailer of the articles.