Sentence examples for correspondence relationship with from inspiring English sources

He enjoyed a correspondence relationship with Eleanor Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman.

Therefore, 2B and 2A showed a high degree of macrosynteny as previously reported [ 24], although we did not detect any split correspondence relationship with A2 and B10 as in the previous report [ 24].

where, "⇔" denotes the correspondence relationship.

The correspondence between his relationship with Jacquie and his relationship with the Red Lobster seems hardly incidental.

Having come not long ago from reading Keith Richards's "Life", the resemblance between Keith's account of his addiction and De Quincey's of his, was startling, and also startling was the close correspondence between Keith's relationship with Mick Jagger and De Quincey's with Wordsworth.

Reynolds found prison very hard and, as his marriage collapsed, he focused his attention on maintaining his relationship with his son through extensive correspondence, and on working towards release.

Janey's relationship with Rossetti had continued through a correspondence and occasional visits, although she found him extremely paranoid and was upset by his addiction to chloral.

"We have always had, and continue to have, a very good relationship with the administrators and we await further correspondence from Duff and Phelps in relation to the matters outlined in the letter".

In Wisdom of Our Fathers, Tim Russert's collection of the correspondence he received following the publication of his memoir of his relationship with his own father, Russert includes a letter from Beth Hackett, daughter of Roger Hackett.

Indeed, from a review of her correspondence with Mr. Weinstein, it would appear that she had a warm pleasant relationship with him and even his daughter going back many years," Brafman said.

Louis Menand might have said more about Virginia and Leonard Woolf's relationship with T. S. Eliot in his review of the poet's correspondence ("Practical Cat," September 19th).