Sentence examples for begin a correspondence from inspiring English sources

The two begin a correspondence.

His brief notes of thanks (and also of criticism) begin a correspondence that quickly evolves from the exchange of pleasantries to the sharing of confidences.

Before email became the popular correspondence vehicle it is today, formal letter writing instruction was something of a staple in schools, and it was considered by some bad etiquette to begin a correspondence with with "I".

Flattered or provoked by the book, the uncle writes to his nephew, and the two begin a correspondence ("No one ever made good literature out of family stories," the uncle warns).

Or, begin a correspondence with experts in a field you want to enter, or a technology you want to learn.

We began a correspondence.

They began a correspondence, and she liked him more and more with each e-mail.

In 1826 she began a correspondence with the English poet Robert Southey.

After I got back from Iraq, we began a correspondence by e-mail.

There were further rumblings in the 1860s when Robert Seymour junior began a correspondence in the Athenaeum.

The two began a correspondence and eventually decided to launch the program together.