Sentence examples for ensuing correspondence from inspiring English sources

The ensuing correspondence lasted for years, with the poet sending her "preceptor," as she called him, many more samples of her work.

The ensuing correspondence occurred at a crucial point in the development of Leibniz's philosophy.

Roman and I developed an immediate artistic kinship in our ensuing correspondence, discussing literature, aesthetics, philosophy, art history and ancient Greek history.

At one point in their ensuing correspondence, Gavin told Carpenter that he hoped to become for Ireland what Whitman had been for America and Carpenter for England.

Use this in correspondence.

Studiedly casual correspondence ensued.

A legal correspondence ensued.

Salinger wrote Maynard a fan letter, a correspondence ensued, and in 1973 she left Yale to move in with the writer.

Some trans-Atlantic correspondence ensued; and at the end of 1925 [Difficult] was invited to accompany him to Egypt, where he had taken a chair in English literature.

A correspondence ensued and in February 1909 James invited Walpole to lunch at the Reform Club in London.

A chain of threatening correspondence ensued between the governor and the commander of the Gaspee, Lieutenant William Dudingston, and the commander's superior, Admiral John Montagu.