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postbox

[ UK /pˈə‍ʊstbɒks/ ]
NOUN
  1. public box for deposit of mail

How To Use postbox In A Sentence

  • I walked out of the house to post a letter - the postbox is less than 100 yards away - and left the door open.
  • There's something satisfying about putting that wodge of envelopes in the postbox on the way to work.
  • These mis-delivered letters are put back into the postbox, with an arrow indicating the correct place, and I can only hope that the post office does not add insult to injury by trying to collect excess postage.
  • Reshepu strongly felt the good old postboxes were being neglected and he chose them as his subject.
  • The first results were not declared until gone midnight, with sackloads of extra votes arriving after a last-minute sweep of postboxes by the Royal Mail.
  • A postbox containing voting slips was set alight.
  • They are asking the county council to make the lane a safe walking route to and from High Grantley, where the bus stop, school, playgroup, recreation ground, village hall, postbox and public house are all located.
  • The unofficial walkouts crippled large parts of London and hit other areas of the country, forcing managers to empty postboxes.
  • A spokesman for the Royal Mail said the box had been moved so that a larger postbox could be installed.
  • The Royal Mail has reduced collections without providing bigger postboxes to accommodate the volume of letters.
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