Sentence examples for answered mail from inspiring English sources

He answered mail from people who had heard about his case.

Harding answered mail, Obama campaigns.

On entering the White House, she signed a contract with the magazine Woman's Home Companion to provide a monthly column, in which she answered mail sent to her by readers; the feature was canceled in 1936 as another presidential election approached.

*153 persons assigned to telephone interviews answered mailed questionnaires.

A final response rate of 58% was achieved with 337 answered mails over 579, thus 63 fewer than the 400 expected.

Setting and participants 5995 men aged 65 or over recruited in 2000-2 from six US sites; 99% answered mailed questionnaires about falls and fractures every four months for a mean 6.2 (SD 1.3) year follow-up.

"Good luck, boys!" she'd call after the men, while she stayed behind, at headquarters, answering mail.

Much of the staff's time is spent answering mail, acknowledging receipt of gifts, and dealing with visitors.

Wellington died in 2005, and Mara has always been diligent about answering mail from fans — he even writes some replies longhand.

That's why most congressional offices keep a handful of staff whose job is nothing but answering mail on how their legislator voted.

Later, she answered reader mail under a name of her own devising: Owen Ketherry, an anagram of The New Yorker.