Sentence examples for contributing letters from inspiring English sources

After her seven-year stint as correspondent ended, she stayed in France for some years, contributing Letters from Paris.

Gage began her public involvement in the three prominent reform causes of the time the abolition of slavery, temperance, and women's rights by contributing letters to newspapers and speaking whenever she was afforded the opportunity.

During her stay in Paris she contributed letters, articles, and stories to the Medical Record, Putnam's Magazine, the New York Evening Post, and Scribner's Monthly.

She is perhaps best known as the person responsible for the planting of Japanese cherry trees in Washington, D.C. Scidmore attended Oberlin (Ohio) College in 1873 74 and then moved to Washington, D.C., where she contributed letters on political society to newspapers in New York City and in St .Louis, Missouri.

The Native Village of Savoonga and the tribal non-profit organization Kawerak, Inc. contributed letters of support.

Here's how to contribute: Letter to the Editor: Keep it short and to the point -- no more than 250 words.

He was an avid reader of local newspapers and even contributed heated letters defending his actions, denying his crimes and attacking perceived Republican abuses.

Victoria denounced the book and later contributed family letters and her own diaries to support her sister Caroline's lawsuit, whose details were reported in The New York Post and Vanity Fair.

We aim to encourage more progressive voices to speak out; whether through simple methods such as contributing to the letters page of a newspaper as an individual, or by joining a wider network of those who reflect the views of educated, articulate British Muslims.

In the 1930s Flanner occasionally contributed a "Letter from London".

During the war, Orwell began contributing a "London Letter" to Partisan Review.