Sentence examples for correspondence at the from inspiring English sources

This series includes both incoming and outgoing correspondence, arranged alphabetically by correspondent, with partially identified and unidentified correspondence at the end.

The source for it was Volume 1, Page 146 of Wright's correspondence at the library.

I was in the company of one of those lions of foreign correspondence at the Los Angeles Times — I think it was Rone Tempest.

So he surprised the secretary next time the buzzer sounded by letting out a whoop, plucking wildly at his hair, and throwing all his correspondence at the ceiling.

Close reading of Lewis's correspondence at the time – as well as some Poirot-like work on the question of when bluebells flower at Whipsnade Zoo – leads our man to the later date.

Their accounts were sometimes at odds with their own correspondence at the time, as well as previous portrayals of them by officials and other interrogators as eager participants in the program.

Based on detailed studies on the combination of WC and Co phases, the WC/Co orientation relationship and the atomic correspondence at interfaces, the mechanisms for high toughness in the present nanocrystalline cemented carbides were demonstrated.

Noguchi's work also pairs well with that of the sculptor Ellsworth Kelly, a generation younger, as seen in "Correspondences" at the Whitney Museum's branch in the Philip Morris building.

Italian is a language with regular spelling-sound correspondences at the segmental level, but unpredictable stress [11], [12].

Therefore, the set of correspondences at the parent node is always a subset of the set at any child node (Fig. 4).

And a lot of the correspondence at Christmas time concerned the turkey," said the Doughty Street museum's curator, Louisa Price, who has put together the exhibition with Pen Vogler, author of Dinner with Dickens.