noun

• A bulletin issued periodically to the members of a society or other organization.

  ‘These thoughts are prompted by a quarterly newsletter issued by my accountants.’

  More example sentences

  • ‘His club also mails out quarterly newsletters to members and the community.’
  • ‘Members will receive a member number, monthly newsletters and a free Web listing.’
  • ‘The local newspapers and newsletters also got a special mention for their publicity.’
  • ‘Membership is between £2 and £5 a year and members receive four newsletters a year.’
  • ‘At the moment we hold two reunions a year and members receive two newsletters a year.’
  • ‘The exact details will be forwarded to members in a newsletter in the coming weeks.’
  • ‘Web sites and newsletters from professional organizations are also good resources to use.’
  • ‘In May, 1998, we converted from a fortnightly newsletter to a daily news operation.’
  • ‘We've been talking about archived files for the last few issues of the newsletter.’
  • ‘I received a lot of feedback regarding the issue since the last newsletter was mailed.’
  • ‘In each issue of the newsletter, make sure that your deadlines are clearly stated.’
  • ‘We hold annual reunions, publish a quarterly newsletter and are looking to increase our membership.’
  • ‘Monthly newsletters were often filled with reports on recent articles or books on children.’
  • ‘The website also allows users to participate in opinion polls, receive daily newsletters and give feedback.’
  • ‘Back copies of community newsletters and local newspapers will contain the recent history of many local issues.’
  • ‘Over 1,700 people signed up and since then they have been receiving monthly newsletters about projects in need of help.’
  • ‘The Environment Agency is sending out weekly newsletters to homeowners in flood-hit areas offering advice.’
  • ‘There are various newsletters and magazines, but these generally reach a very limited audience.’
  • ‘The deadline for all articles to be included in the weekly newsletter will be Thursday night.’

  Synonyms

  book, volume, hardback, paperback, title, work, tome, opus, treatise, manual, register, almanac, yearbook, compendium