Sentence examples for a friendly letter from inspiring English sources

When I got a friendly letter back, I called him, and he began telling me about his life.

Putin canceled at the last minute, but Agalarov said the Russian leader sent Trump a "friendly letter" and an elegant lacquer box.

David Myers Holland, Mich., July 27, 2009 The writer is a professor of psychology and the author of "A Friendly Letter to Skeptics and Atheists: Musings on Why God Is Good and Faith Isn't Evil".

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, August 21 , 1954P. 73 Author helps his host's 18-year-old daughter answer a friendly letter from the dean of Eastchester College, at which the girl has registered for the fall term.

Mr. Dunlop said that a virtual-endowment agreement recognized that a donor's ability to give might not grow and might even diminish, so such agreements "should be written not in legal language but in the form of a friendly letter, because the donor is your friend".

JERUSALEM — What was thought to be a friendly letter from Mohamed Morsi, the new president of Egypt, to his counterpart in Israel was hailed here on Tuesday as an unexpected sign that Egypt under the Muslim Brotherhood intends to maintain cordial ties with Israel.

Though the family has described the early correspondence as a friendly letter-writing exercise -- and said that no money exchanged hands -- it is hard to escape the conclusion that Michelle was on the road to becoming a mail-order bride.

Remember that a simple friendly letter means a lot to these prisoners.

An ambassador has been sent to China, with a very friendly letter to the Emperor, and a claim for 250,000 dollars worth of opium destroyed.In Canada, it appears the commissioners appointed to settle the claims of the settlers on the St John had taken a holiday, from the unfavourable weather they had experienced, and also in consequence of the difficulty of disposing of the settlers' claims.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 10 , 1939P. 11 We received, this morning, an exceptionally friendly letter from the publisher of one of the magazines to which we subscribe.

2. Consider the dying art of handwritten communication by reading and discussing the article, "Write Grandma a What?" 3. Learn the format for writing a personal or friendly letter, then write one to a friend.