Sentence examples for frequent letter from inspiring English sources
Thus, the most frequent letter (1 on the horizontal scale) has a value of 100, while the next most frequent letter (2) has a value of about 78, and so forth.
To discuss whether Frank Field or Keith Flett might be the "most frequent letter writer to the Guardian" (Letters, 12 August) is to forget the Great Army of the Unpublished.
The average P300 response and most frequent letter selection are chosen as the desired output.
She kept her father informed of her accomplishments through frequent letters and occasional visits.
She never reads her mother's frequent letters, even one marked "URGENT".
His wife was a sweet, undemanding woman who was satisfied with post cards from her children rather than frequent letters.
Her frequent letters ("Another one for you," Mother said. "Is it her?") were long and gloomy, accusatory and self-lacerating.
Figes described the prisoner as one of the "trusties", and said she had been allowed to send and receive frequent letters when others were not.
Bush received frequent letters from voters complaining about his speaking style, and when his phrases prove memorable — "voodoo economics" or "read my lips" — he wishes they hadn't.
"One of the most frequent letters I get is: 'My husband has moved up in his career, but he's still dressing like a kid.
The two sent frequent letters across town and sustained their discreet affair with a mutal veneration of both English literature and the memory of Theodore Roosevelt.
