Sentence examples for filled letters from inspiring English sources
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A Virginia officer filled letters to his mother with comparisons of the North's "war of subjugation against the South" to "England's war upon the [American] colonies".
A reader writes, "God may be invoked because the explanatory power of science ultimately breaks down, leaving a vacuum that must be filled" (Letters, April 1, in response to "Darwin's God," by Robin Marantz Henig, March 4).
Other media outlets followed suit – "Bang goes God, says Hawking", the Star announced – while rabbis, archbishops and religious historians filled letters pages and comment slots with waves of apoplectic outrage.
Marilyn Brookwood New York Darwin's God A reader writes, "God may be invoked because the explanatory power of science ultimately breaks down, leaving a vacuum that must be filled" (Letters, April 1, in response to "Darwin's God," by Robin Marantz Henig, March 4).
In reaction to Representative Burns Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe, wrote a profanity filled letter that he submitted to various internet news sites.
Unlike other forms of transport it fills letter pages and leader columns.
Vile names, some starting with the letter "n," filled the letters, Selig said.
The position of the letters in the matrix was also chosen randomly, with the constraint that no adjacent squares should be filled by letters, to avoid the encoding of two or more squares as a single item.
