Sentence examples for an initial letter from inspiring English sources

After an initial letter of agreement in 1970, he and I renewed each year with a handshake.

_____ A footnote to the discussion of cryptic clues: it concerns what constitutes a fair lead to an initial letter or letters being part of the required solution.

Trump drafts an initial letter explaining why he believed Comey should be fired, including that Comey wouldn't publicly clear Trump's name.

Jill Chaifetz, the executive director of Advocates for Children, said that city education officials had made some progress by simplifying an initial letter to parents, using language that was far easier to understand.

Officials asked for "further information" after Turkey sent an initial letter requesting that Washington hand him over, which the Turkish justice minister said had now been supplied in a second letter.

Thompson, who controversially added his name to an initial letter by a group of media companies opposing the deal – he later had to apologise to the BBC Trust – won out in the end, just not in the way he would have envisaged.

Executive function was assessed with the Borkowski Verbal Fluency Test (VFT), which requires participants to generate as many words as possible with a specified initial letter (C, F and L), within a one minute period for each letter (proper nouns disallowed and repeated words scored only once) [ 16].

Also, there's a noticeable lag with most functions, except for browsing content, which is speedy enough and helped by the ability to jump to a specific initial letter.

In earlier ICTV reports, names of orders, families, subfamilies, and genera were written in italics with a capital initial letter and had the following endings: - virales for orders, - viridae for families, - virinae for subfamilies and – virus for genera.

The following are good guidelines when using abbreviations and acronyms: Although an acronym is used as a general name for an abbreviation using the initial letter of a string of words, it is technically a word that is formed using the initial letters of words.

In the late 11th century in southern England and in northern France a type of initial letter emerged in which men, monsters, beasts, and birds climb and struggle in "tanglewoods" of rinceaux (ornamental motifs consisting of sinuous and scrolling foliate branches).