Sentence examples for correspondence out from inspiring English sources

Afterward, I could not get this strange correspondence out of my mind.

If you wanted to make up Kircher's correspondence out of thin air, he suggested, you would have to write thousands of letters on 17th-century paper in suitable inks.

The violations with which Alyokhina is charged are: failing to get up on time on two occasions; attempting to smuggle personal correspondence out through her lawyer (all letters are supposed to pass the colony censor); and refusing to explain her behavior when reprimanded for inappropriate speech.

And when these letters came to be published after Rilke's death, Kappus self-effacingly (and wisely) left his own side of the correspondence out, with the exception of one sonnet of his that Rilke copied out in his own hand – a tender and generous gesture: "Read the lines as if they were unknown to you, and you will feel in your inmost self how very much they are yours".

The metered postage mark on correspondence sent out by the Sherry Wine & Spirits Co. bears the legend "SAVE WATER".

The New Yorker, May 30 , 1964P. 24 The metered postage mark on correspondence sent out by the Sherry Wine & Spirits Co. bears the legend "SAVE WATER".

By John T. Sargent and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, May 30 , 1964P. 24 The metered postage mark on correspondence sent out by the Sherry Wine & Spirits Co. bears the legend "SAVE WATER".

As dozens of members of the party's European Research Group added their names to the correspondence setting out their expectations for Brexit with "full regulatory autonomy", other Tory politicians hit back.

Because 95%of the correspondence sent out by Fuqua comes through e-mail, I also encourage you to keep your contact information updated in Fuqua's online alumni directory.

The correspondence plays out as follows: (ii) For an adherent of the causal model such as Sakya Paṇḍita, a mental event for the arising of which no real entity acted as a direct cause must be held to have, strictly speaking, no object, or at least, no "grasped object" (gzung yul).

The breadth of the request to the University of Michigan's Labor Studies Center is typical: "all electronic correspondence carried out to or from employees, contractors, etc. of the University of Michigan Labor Studies Center in which the following terms (or their derivatives) appear: 'Scott Walker', 'Wisconsin', 'Madison', 'Maddow'.