Sentence examples for charming letter from inspiring English sources

Lincoln replied with a charming letter of his own.

I wrote an enthusiastic article for which he wrote me a charming letter of thanks (spelt "thanx").

But I soon received a charming letter from him, which opened with the disarming line "I can took it", a quote from the French actor Danielle Darrieux.

In this tale, Holden is the younger brother of the narrator, Vincent, who includes Holden's charming letter from "Camp Goodrest for slobs".

The last thing the reader wants to hear is that Chua-Rubenfeld, as she wrote in that charming letter to her mother that ran in The Post, is "glad you and Daddy raised me the way you did".

The word "noise" appears often, though so does the word charmant, as in, "Alas on coming home in the grip of the most violent attack I find your charming letter," or "If your charming son, innocent of the noise that martyrizes me, is nearby, please give him my best wishes".

Mr. Guzman was the charming letter-reader in "Entre Tu, Yo y los Otros" ("Between You, Me and the Others)," the somewhat sprawling memory piece that began the program.

After I'd received several charming letters from her and then noticed a lag in the regularity of their arrival, Mitzi sent me a gentle and direct Dear John letter.

But one of the most charming letters in the book (included in Oxford American), is one written by Welty to The New Yorker in 1933, long before she knew Maxwell.

He also has time to exchange charming letters with the preteen daughter of an old friend, who has asked him about the games he played as a child: "We used to play marbles for keeps.

When I get one of those charming letters from the Russian mafia inviting me to check my account details at eBay, or the Washington Mutual Bank, I need only hover the mouse over the link they supply to see the real destination appear in a tooltip.