Sentence examples for corresponded he from inspiring English sources
Gibbs's proposed abbreviations corresponded, he wrote, with a text called the "Herbarium Apuleius Platonicus".
I read my review copy with interest; I like Evgeny – the times we've met and corresponded, he's struck me as smart and committed.
Wynfield and Cameron corresponded, and he apparently gave her at least one lesson in the use of a camera.
From his hideaway outside Harare, Black tended to his fruit, read books and corresponded anonymously (he forgot to sign his name) with the likes of Bertrand Russell.
His relations with his family remained distant, and he had only a few friends outside the priesthood whom he corresponded with — above all, the poets Robert Bridges and Richard Watson Dixon, with whom he could share his increasingly adventurous experiments in verse.
He was an avid collector, and he corresponded with like-minded experts in Europe and America and thus brought numerous fine plants to his exceptional garden in Fulham, west London.
The following year he corresponded with John Calvin on doctrinal matters, and the next year he was the guest of the German religious reformer Philipp Melanchthon at Wittenberg.
He told the Washington Times that he corresponded on Twitter with "Guccifer 2.0," the self-described "hacktivist" from Romania who claims responsibility for the breach of the DNC's email servers last summer.
"They are similar -- I thought he corresponded with George because they keep playing the same character," he says.
We continued to correspond when he was in jail.
To identify fingerprints, an expert must compare these points individually, until enough of them correspond that he or she feels confident of a match.
