postbag

British  

/ ˈpəʊstˌbæɡ /

noun

1. another name for mailbag

2. the mail received by a magazine, radio programme, public figure, etc

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Example Sentences

"She was a true professional whose guidance helped our readers daily - our postbag bears testament to this."

From BBC

And privately another junior minister has said that her postbag isn't just critical of the prime minister but increasingly hostile to her.

From BBC

Them using our postbag to communicate with each other was thrilling, but it felt pretty final.

From The Guardian

These postbags of human tragedy were not what spurred Stopes to write her second book, Wise Parenthood – the one that, along with her contributions to the pamphlets of the era, complicated her legacy.

From The Guardian

This introduction is intended to answer a few of the most frequently asked questions that have been arriving in my weekly postbag ever since this book was first published in 1927.

From Literature