Sentence examples for I've corresponded from inspiring English sources

Last week I had a visit from a man with whom I've corresponded, on and off, for about 30 years, but had never met.

A college student at Stanford University with whom I've corresponded is currently organising a coalition of people and groups in the California Bay Area to advocate for anti-street harassment measures.

Kartina (I've corresponded with her but have never met her) also provides a clip of Robinson dancing; I had never seen him before; his elegance, gracefulness, and seeming weightlessness are positively Mozartean.

I don't know Lemire's work; Ignatiy, whom I've corresponded with a bit, is one of the best young critics around, and it's good that he's got a prominent forum for his stimulating ideas.

I've corresponded regularly with Maurice Wittenberg — his last name was Weiner in junior high, but he reclaimed his original family name — who became an expert on Esperanto when not working as a chemist, and I occasionally heard from Eddie Sclar, who overcame polio as a child and worked in advertising.

In fact, Halloween is actually celebrated behind bars, at least according to the some of the women I've corresponded with in the state system.

I have sent many, many different kinds of books and "publications" to prisoners with whom I have corresponded over the years.

Though I had corresponded with Deborah since Clive first became ill, twenty years went by before I met Clive in person.

She and I have corresponded by e-mail (largely about chocolate), and the messages from her phone are filled with emoticons and LOL-like abbreviations.

There are people who I have corresponded with on email for months before actually meeting them — people at work and otherwise.

Mr. Greene and I have corresponded for quite a while, and not only is he a great puzzler, but he's a terrific person as well.