Sentence examples for as a correspondence from inspiring English sources

Carver started as a correspondence student in an outfit known as the Palmer Institute of Authorship.

For nearly 20 years, he worked unhappily as a correspondence clerk in the Trieste offices of a Viennese bank.

Dr. Cole was ordained in the Assemblies of God and received his doctorate as a correspondence student from the New Covenant International University in New Zealand.

Bishop and Lowell's correspondence is substantially more significant in its actual status as a correspondence between friends and literary peers than in its hypothetical status as romantic love.

In this case, the correspondence may be understood in a natural way as a correspondence of representations of the linear groups, rather than the appropriate covers.

At seventeen, he returned to Trieste, and soon, presumably at his father's strong suggestion, he went to work as a correspondence clerk — basically, he translated letters — in a local bank.

Sometimes in a chance meeting over breakfast, sometimes during an event, sometimes as part of a correspondence – you never know when someone will make the whole thing five-dimensional, pressing, new.

In other firsts this year, we débuted an online-only poetry series with "Envelopes of Air," a view on contemporary America, as told through a correspondence between the poets Ada Limón and Natalie Diaz.

Similarly, Irimia et al. found a correspondence between AS and intron number per gene in 12 eukaryotes.

After the war, John trained as a librarian through a correspondence course.

As the team formed around Ogata, its members argued among themselves over approaches and fixes, identified the working group vetting the Unicode emoji proposals at the International Organization for Standardization (known as I.S.O ., and initiated a correspondence with one of its members.