Sentence examples for and corresponds with from inspiring English sources

Sanneh tracks Earl to a reform school in Samoa and corresponds with him via e-mail.

He manages inventory and corresponds with clients looking for new additions to their amusement parks.

When he isn't searching from fruit, he collects books about fruit, compiles songs about fruit, and corresponds with fruit lovers all over the world.

She was chosen on submission of a sample translation of a previous Ferrante novel, and corresponds with her on email via her publisher.

Alexander invents an electric toothbrush -- "It'll help people keep their teeth well into their 40's," he crows -- walks the streets of old New York without his bowler and corresponds with a patent clerk named Albert Einstein.

He said in a statement that it showed "a new effort to improve security in Iraq" and that it "concurs and corresponds with Iraq's plans and ideas" — although some members of the government had been openly skeptical.

This image of Hirohito as an advocate for war contradicts the usual take on him as a pawn or a peace seeker, and corresponds with some of the revisionist portraits that have emerged since his death in 1989.

One diplomat told me about the "hidden" Chirac, a man who slips off to Japanese digs and is an enthusiast of Taino art and corresponds with Jiang Zemin on the subject of classical Chinese poetry.

This is legitimate and corresponds with our interests of protecting people who are historically tied to us, who have cultural ties to us, who have economic ties....This is a humanitarian mission.

Bowen's classmates and their spouses are in their mid-90s, and it can be difficult for him to locate and connect with survivors (though he keeps a spreadsheet of memorials and corresponds with PAW via email).

As she builds a new department of environmental studies at the college, she mentors young scientists--especially women--and corresponds with a cadre of young women she has met in her travels to developing countries over the years.