Sentence examples for correspondence ensued from inspiring English sources

Studiedly casual correspondence ensued.

A legal correspondence ensued.

Salinger wrote Maynard a fan letter, a correspondence ensued, and in 1973 she left Yale to move in with the writer.

Some trans-Atlantic correspondence ensued; and at the end of 1925 [Difficult] was invited to accompany him to Egypt, where he had taken a chair in English literature.

"I got New York Information, and sure enough, he was in the phone book". A correspondence ensued, and Zappa's devotion to Varèse's music continued undimmed to the end of his life.

It may be also stated, in this connection, that after the passage of the two acts of 1903, and before the above election, some correspondence ensued between the water commission and the water company in reference to the purchase of the latter's plant.

An invitation to drinks in his apartment follows, and then an intermittent correspondence ensues that ends on Greene's death.

A teacher in Virginia, Hannah Lee Marshall, chances to see this letter and a correspondence ensues.

The ensuing correspondence lasted for years, with the poet sending her "preceptor," as she called him, many more samples of her work.

A few days after Derieva's sudden death last December at the age of sixty-four, I received a letter from her husband, Alexander Deriev, and our ensuing correspondence eventually led to the Stanford Libraries' acquisition of this astonishing poet's archive.

The ensuing correspondence occurred at a crucial point in the development of Leibniz's philosophy.