Sentence examples for early correspondence from inspiring English sources

Translation was an important concern in the early correspondence.

Years later, in one of this biography's many devastating moments, Naipaul reread his early correspondence with Pat and made notes.

Andrew McCarthy stars in "A Distant Country Called Youth," based on early correspondence by Tennessee Williams, adapted and directed by Steve Lawson.

"Early correspondence between Yellow Door and the government simply reflected a former employee's enthusiastic response to the hundreds of inspirational video pilot applications.

"Was it an earlier draft of Watchman, or of Mockingbird, or even, as early correspondence indicates it might be, a third book bridging the two?

His petulance in early correspondence with St. Augustine, stemming from the African's strictures on Jerome's biblical efforts, imperilled their mutual respect.

Dr. Folts said that archivists began microfilming Mr. Cuomo's earlier correspondence files several years before he left office.

The board, which had used "mister" in earlier correspondence to Mr. King but stopped after its members learned of his skin color, refused.

(He even went so far as to produce earlier correspondence with Timerman, in which the two clearly agreed that the red notices had to remain in place).

The e-mail messages showed that, after inquiries from a reporter, Bloomberg aides said they would use the perk to reward outstanding employees, but that idea had not been mentioned in the aides' earlier correspondence.

Franken's letter echoes the same concerns about privacy expressed in his earlier correspondence with Uber and other companies collecting similar data, such as Lyft.