Sentence examples for correspondence telling from inspiring English sources

Tannadice chairman Stephen Thompson met fans' representatives after being inundated with correspondence telling him supporters would not renew season tickets if he voted a Rangers newco into the top flight.

This correspondence tells a public story, through Hickok's firsthand description of the Depression, and at the same time follows the private course of a love affair and its cooling, not without pain, to friendship.

The correspondence told George, in no uncertain terms, it was time to resign his membership.

"Suddenly, there is a flurry of correspondence," she told Chilcot.

Early on in our correspondence, P. told me by e-mail, "Well, right now this 40 y.o.o

As for Mills's notes to Lionel Trilling, the story of their brief correspondence is told in Dan Wakefield's introduction.

(In his last known correspondence, he told a bitcoin developer that he had "moved on to other things").

In our earlier email correspondence, you told me "Never get lazy and let your creation kill your creativity".

Mr. Simeone writes in his introduction that his selection favors "correspondence that told us something about Bernstein himself, and particularly his life as a musician".

Gordon has spoken extensively with O'Flaherty's family, who gave him private correspondence and told him that O'Flaherty said that everything was with Pius XII's co-operation".

In an e-mail correspondence, Frazier told me that she felt an instant affinity for Ford, who is an artist, photographer, teacher, and writer.