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Example sentences for "free delivery"

  • The Duke of Norfolk's 1897 concession of free delivery of telegrams for all distances under three miles has been appreciated by all those concerned.

  • At the present day (1868) the work is so far advanced that to many readers the very term "free delivery" must have lost its significance.

  • An anomaly the more remarkable because if addressed anywhere beyond the narrow limits of what was termed the "free delivery," every newspaper bore a postal charge.

  • The Report of 1888 announces the extension of free delivery by letter carriers to Victoria, B.

  • For many years the postal service was operated at a loss, the principal causes of the deficit being due to the loss sustained by the government on the transportation of second-class matter and through the rural free delivery service.

  • In 1843 the government of Sir Robert Peel laid down the following principle: "All places the letters for which exceed one hundred per week should be entitled to a receiving office and a free delivery of letters.

  • Sandwich, however, was a place where there had been a free delivery of part of the letters at least.

  • The Postmasters-General were very much disturbed at this decision and still more disturbed lest the courts might decide for free delivery in other post towns, which had always paid.

  • The General Post letters, however, are distributed on the same principle of free delivery, without extra charge, and the utmost diligence is used by the letter-carriers to find out the persons to whom letters are directed.

  • That is, to decide in how many and what towns there shall be a Free Delivery, and how far from the post-office the Free Delivery shall be carried, experience must be the guide.

  • A free delivery of letters would increase the revenue by causing the greater portion of the drop letters to be sent through the post-office, instead of the private offices now established in different parts of the city.

  • There the question was not whether there should be a free delivery, for at Gloucester letters had always been delivered free, but whether certain houses should fall within the limits of that delivery.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "free delivery" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    est bon; free blacks; free circulation; free city; free course; free discussion; free election; free fall; free from the law; free grace; free labour; free labourers; free myself; free negro; free negroes; free people; free public; free school; free thought; free trade; free will; freed from; freedom from; nor can; rarely white; tell anyone