Sentence examples for a typical letter from inspiring English sources

A typical letter asked how he could write such a scene while the civil-rights movement was just starting.

"If I were you, Radio Shack, I'd respond to the Haggler P.D.Q.," wrote Deborah Lopez, capturing the tone of a typical letter.

Remove the Victorian prose, replace railways with wind turbines and you have a typical letter from a modern windfarm to their local newspaper.

In a typical letter, about 25,000 policyholders of Independence Blue Cross in Pennsylvania were informed, "As a result of the health care law, your current health plan will be discontinued effective December 31, 2013".

"Tonight while walking on the waterfront in the angelic streets I suddenly wanted to tell you how wonderful I think you are," Jack Kerouac began a typical letter to his friend Allen Ginsberg in 1950.

A typical letter goes more like this: "I beseech you now — and don't make me mention it again — it costs you so little to get me an advance from an English publisher.

"It's a very typical letter from him – he was to the point and could be very sharp," she said.

In one typical letter, a small businessman, citing six years of annual increases of more than 15 percent, raged, "There are no words to express how utterly greedy and unconscionable another double-digit increase in health care costs are to the world of small companies and those employed by them".

A typical rejection letter to a newly minted historian would conclude with Alfred Knopf's prediction that "one of these days we will have something from you that we can publish with gusto".

It was a letter opener, but this was not your typical letter opener.

"You'd be upset, too, if your gut had you chained to the toilet," says Gershon. "The typical letter says 'I've seen six doctors, three of whom tell me I'm a nut or give me tranquilizers that put me asleep but don't change my gut.