Sentence examples for communicate by letter from inspiring English sources
His need to communicate by letter revealed itself from the start.
He was born in 1897, preferred to communicate by letter, was a stamp collector and lifelong bachelor.
Later, he was able to communicate by letter with his children in Germany and was put up in style in Trent Park, the luxurious, stately former home of a British business magnate.
Ever since the establishment of the Penny Post in 1840, the ability to communicate by letter reliably and cheaply had become a public expectation.
It seems he had to talk her into it, but she took the deal, and now they communicate by letter once a month or so.
Yeats and Africanus would often communicate by letter, with Yeats writing questions, and Africanus answering them, in writing, through Yeats's hand.
We communicated by letter, which we were obliged to write on a Sunday – the rumour being that the housemistress read and censored them all.
"We assume father and son were communicating by letter and possibly a third party who may have visited Rodriguez in prison," said Larry Todd, a spokesman for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
Although they have never met face to face, the New Jersey minister and the New York rabbi have spent hours on the telephone and communicated by letter and e-mail.
