Sentence examples for began to correspond from inspiring English sources
In the late 1990s, I began to correspond with Raeff, who proved himself not just an excellent correspondent but also a kind and generous person.
A few Ottoman ambassadors went to Europe to participate in negotiations and sign treaties; more and more European merchants, travelers, and consuls came into the Ottoman Empire; a handful of Ottoman men of science and philosophy began to correspond with their Western counterparts; and members of the Ottoman minorities entered into correspondence with their relatives in the West.
They began to correspond though e-mail.
Astor began to correspond with prisoner 965055.
And so Abu-Jamal and I began to correspond.
In January, Snowden reached out to a documentary filmmaker and journalist, Laura Poitras, and they began to correspond.
Felton, to those writers, and to most of the racists with whom he had begun to correspond and associate, was indisputably black (whatever his appearance) and thus part of an inferior race, someone to be shunned.
She said she intended to play until the 2012 Summer Olympics, but what matters to her coach, Wim Fissette, is that her Grand Slam achievements are now beginning to correspond to her potential.
Hence good friend Pooja steps in and begins to correspond on Tinas behalf.
Moss explores his fascination with the psychology of serial killers and begins to correspond with several of America's most infamous ones as part of his honors thesis in college: John Wayne Gacy, Richard Ramirez, Henry Lee Lucas, Jeffrey Dahmer, and Charles Manson.
These intervals correspond to what textbooks began to describe, more than a century later, about the patterns of measles spread.
