Sentence examples for archived letters from inspiring English sources

Dr. Tone found archived letters from 1874 between one middle-class couple, Violet Blair Janin and her husband, Albert, a lawyer, revealing how they willingly broke the law against buying contraceptives.

Shapiro, using archived letters, shows how Moses, who secretly had plans for a new ballpark in Flushing (i.e., Shea Stadium), thwarted O'Malley at every turn.

Her frenetic writing -- her archived letters are single-spaced and multi-paged -- matched Jamaat-e-Islami's interest in promoting her diatribes against secularism and women's rights.

A rich variety of rare archived letters, poems, recordings and newspaper articles from across the world, ranging from Germany to India, add vital colour, context and shade to a complex story which is all too often told from a single country's perspective.

Long out-of-print books, as well archives, letters, speeches and trial defence transcripts are currently being trawled to bring this work to the surface.

Year 9 pupil Lauren, who read one of the archive letters to the group, said: "Normally with history it's reading textbooks and learning about something that happened ages ago.

But last night, an archive letter originally broadcast on Christmas Eve 1967 replaced the report.

It was akin to heresy and, under Stalin, her letters, archived in Moscow, were jealously controlled.

There's a plethora of teaching resources to accompany this but be warned, at 11pm on Monday 4 August – the exact centenary of Asquith announcing Britain's participation in the war to the House of Commons – the site will be taken down and the letters archived in the British Library.

We rarely type in "archives.newyorker.com" letter by letter; and, even if we did, typing in "archives.newyorker" wouldn't save that much time.

And all letters will be archived and become part of The Times's permanent record.