Sentence examples for daily correspondence from inspiring English sources
Although he was the antithesis of my father, they became very close friends and had an almost daily correspondence, now in the Faber archive.
Newspapers, often accused of shooting from the hip in their desire to be first with the latest, could do worse than adopt that motto, judging from my daily correspondence.
The king kept control over his viceroys and governors by weekly, sometimes daily, correspondence, carried by the excellent postal service that the house of Austria had organized in Europe.
Designed specifically to meet the needs of the Persian language, taʿlīq was used widely for royal as well as daily correspondence until the 14th century, when it was replaced by nastaʿlīq.
My plan was pretty straightforward: I was going to ping a few emails to both personal contacts and impersonal institutions to see if it made a difference to what email trackers describe as the "efficiency of my personal communications" - a handy euphemism for applying stalkerish levels of pressure to mundane daily correspondence.
For example, a well informed neighborhood, daily correspondence with people more aware on the subject, better and easier access to information (internet facilities, television, newspaper), and an indirect effect of education reflected by the ability to understand and comprehend information.
I type faster now in English than I'll ever be able to write, a consequence of the fact that most of my daily correspondences are done using some form of technology.
Studiedly casual correspondence ensued.
A review of Mr. Bush's daily schedules, correspondence and other documents, obtained after requests made under public-information laws in Texas, underscores that he has devoted himself remarkably little to policy details -- including whether to go ahead with executions -- and instead spent most of his time wooing legislators, the public and the news media.
A27 A review of Mr. Bush's daily schedules, correspondence and other documents underscores that as governor he has devoted himself remarkably little to policy details and instead spent most of his time wooing legislators, the public and the news media.
