(1) The cards had been stuck through the letterbox.

(2) The rattle of the letterbox was music to my ears - the letter had arrived at last.

(3) I'll post the key through your letterbox when I leave.

(4) The morning post clattered through the letterbox.

(5) There was a note put through her letterbox.

(6) So he poked his nose through the letterbox.

(7) The letterbox clashed and no letters came.

(8) The rattle of the letterbox told her that the postman had just delivered the mail.

(9) He then passed it through the letterbox and the baby ate her meal on the freezing patio.

(10) Through the letterbox, they saw her lying in the hall, covered in blood.

(11) But the letterbox was hidden within a little campground.

(12) The family wedges its letterbox into a crack in the cemetery wall.

(13) Let me guess, you dropped them in the letterbox by mistake.

(14) Peep through the letterbox and see if anyone is at home.

(15) Whiston fire station officer Phil Brammeier blasted pranksters who fired a rocket firework through a letterbox in Scott Avenue.

(16) It's when the dreaded insurance renewal drops through the letterbox.

(17) I finally managed to force the package through the small letterbox.

(18) The occupant returned home at 10.30 last night to find flammable liquid had been poured through the letterbox.

(19) The first I heard of my part in Talking Heads was when the script was pushed through my letterbox.

(20) When Music City Soul by Beverley Knight popped through the letterbox I confess I was a little apprehensive.

(21) Then another letter generated by another "module" thudded through the letterbox.

(22) In November 2007, Lewis Colwell almost burnt down a house when he posted a lit firework through the letterbox.

(23) Some kind of petrol bomb had been thrown through a door or letterbox.

(24) "But I worship you, Hilary," I was minded to call through the letterbox.

(25) And their leader, Nick Clegg, has been burned in effigy and had excrement shoved through his letterbox.

(26) On a cold day there can be quite a draught from the letterbox.

(27) During their visit to the flat, Bellfield tried to get his daughter to break in through the letterbox.