Sentence examples for a postscript of from inspiring English sources

In a postscript of 1902 to his son, he wrote: "A little confidence in yourself, and work.

"I got the last one," he says, almost by way of a postscript, of that famous 4-1 victoverover Benfica.

A letter from Santa Fe of the 23d, having a postscript of the 24th, from a reliable source, makes mention of the battle at Valverde on the 16th.

So to right the balance and pay tribute to silver foxes everywhere, here's a postscript of sorts to the larger opus.

The book has a postscript of 27 closely printed pages of historical and biographical information -- what I call the true chronology" of those years.

Finally, as a postscript of sorts to the overall analysis, are Clyde settlement and community patterns in the 1960s.

"The East and West notions are again acquiring their purely geographical meaning," the pact noted in a simple observation offered as a postscript to four decades of some of the greatest global anxieties in history.

And, as a postscript to the rest of you wanting to know the worst goal difference of any champions of an English division, Notts County possess said record with their +12 achieved in winning Division Two back in 1922/23.

"This is only in the way of a postscript to my earlier letter and not meant to take up too much of your time," Lore writes in her next letter to Sebald.

On Thursday, Triche's nephew had an opportunity to help Syracuse (and his family) add a bit of a postscript to that loss, 26 years later.

The session here on Thursday and Friday provided something of a postscript to the campaign and a look ahead at the opportunities and challenges facing the Republican and Democratic parties in the 2014 and 2016 elections.