Sentence examples for corresponded a time from inspiring English sources

I'd never met John Updike face to face, but he and I had corresponded a time or two (I think I first wrote him a fan letter), and he knew I at least existed — that I was a writer — though there was no reason to think he'd read anything I'd written.

"You seen her?" Each bookmark corresponded to a time in her life.

After they had corresponded for a time, Donald Straus, a pilot, flew his plane across the country to propose to Elizabeth.

She corresponded for a time with the young Welsh poet Dylan Thomas and later became the wife of C.P. (later Lord) Snow.

Events like the "be-ins" of the 1960's and the nuclear weapons protests of the 1980's "corresponded with a time when the park was in very bad shape," he added, and had helped turn the Sheep Meadow and the Great Lawn into a great dust bowl.

This corresponded to a time when animals exhibited behavioral correlates of tinnitus (ASR testing of salicylate and noise groups).

Spikes were not observed even with a much faster X-line scanning rate up to 1 kHz, which corresponded to a time resolution of 50 μs (i.e., the cantilever tip stayed on the molecule for 50 μs).

However, unlike the marking series in which each row corresponds to a time step, in the marking group, each row corresponds to an independent marking (experimental condition).

On March 4 he was removed to a private asylum at Endenich, near Bonn, where he lived for nearly two and a half years, able to correspond for a time with Clara and his friends.

Each group corresponds to a time interval of a day.

It corresponds to a time scale t c ∗ of approximately 3. 3 h.