The subject intrigued me because, in a class otherwise consumed by dead-letter theories, postmodernism remained an open book, tempting to the young and curious.
We're too busy doing what lovers do — holding hands, writing letters, promising, being consumed and scared and comforted, raising children, fighting, making up, making out, having a laugh.
Their job-search time is consumed by filling out Internet forms and mailing letters that start with that polite, old address, "Dear Sir or Madam".
"I turned 40 and I was done," recalled Salerno, sitting in his Brentwood office last week among the letters, photographs and documents that have consumed his life.
In her letter to Ms. Sebelius, Ms. Brewer noted that Medicaid consumed 30 percent of her state's general fund, up from 17 percent in 2007.
To influence them to consume less energy, the letters told them how their consumption compared with that of their neighbors.
I would join societies devoted in some way to these plants, visit arboretums, write letters and consume every scrap of information I could unearth.
I get a letter every three months telling me how much water I consumed.
Yet Mr. Trump's letter to Mr. Comey made an oblique reference to the Russia investigation that has consumed the early months of his presidency.
That organ, they report online today in Biology Letters, continues to transfer sperm into the female long after the male has fled or been consumed.
