Sentence examples for files of correspondence from inspiring English sources

Files of correspondence pertaining to specific issues have been placed in the Topics Files, q.v.

Nolte's files of correspondence with Fellows often predate his tenure as Director.

This series consists of three files of correspondence and registration sheets.

Early records of the church and files of correspondence are missing.

Republic, the campaign for an elected head of state, called for Clarence House to open to public scrutiny its files of correspondence from the prince.

Last week, the government and the Scottish authorities released, separately, thick files of correspondence between them on the issue, each effectively seeking to placate the anger of the Obama administration and American families of bombing victims.

As is well known, Eliot spent much of his adult life as a publisher at Faber, in whose archives there are 40 box-files to do with the Criterion, the magazine Eliot edited, and 120 box-files of correspondence as a publisher, representing, as Schuchard puts it, "43 years of daily engagement with a world-wide literary clientele".

Among the letters on my floor I found a file of correspondence from Raymond Carver, and paper-clipped to that file was an envelope containing Xeroxes of letters I had sent him.

The detailed journal that he kept during his years in America is a prime source for the early history of Massachusetts, and his copious file of correspondence and memoranda gives an exceptionally full impression of his activities and personality.

The collection also contains an extensive file of typescript reports on books for The Book Find Club, clippings of reviews written by Schneider and about his books, photographs and drawings of Schneider, and a file of correspondence relating to his writings.

Correspondents include Heinrich Böll (and Böll family members), Friedrich Christian Delius, Hilde Domin, Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Max Frisch, Günter Grass, Thomas H. Mandl, Ijoma Mangold, Marcel Reich-Ranicki, Paul Schallück, Margot Scharpenberg, and Johannes Urzidil, as well as a file of correspondence with Lebanese poet and translator Fuad Rifka, who translated Hesse into Arabic.