Sentence examples for handwritten correspondence from inspiring English sources

Ms. Huey stacked vintage books and handwritten correspondence nearby to evoke the women's voluminous scholarly writings.

They're also one of the very few forms of handwritten correspondence dropping through letterboxes today.

Ms. Liner dates her interest in handwritten correspondence to childhood summers at sleepaway camp.

"He trusts Kirsty and she is best-placed to cast a discreet eye over important handwritten correspondence when required".

The interior still contains an old brass letter box and some framed handwritten correspondence from that era amid lilies, TV screens and shiny marble floors.

The room is crammed floor to ceiling with books and papers, including a prized stack of handwritten correspondence from Mother Teresa.

The letter was one of the more famous dispatches by Bush, who has handwritten correspondences since his time as a Naval aviator in World War II.

After he returns to New York they keep up an intense, corny, handwritten romantic correspondence (heard in voice-overs) in which Jesse rhapsodizes about how wonderful New York looks when he walks around the city playing the disc she burned for him.

The Pulitzer prize-winning author's notes, handwritten drafts and correspondence for each of his 10 novels are included in the archive at the Southwestern Writers Collection at Texas State University-San Marcos.

The papers, including official correspondence, handwritten notes and photographs, were in the estate of Ms. Tully, who began working for Roosevelt in 1929, when he was governor of New York.

This series contains handwritten and typed correspondence, diagrams and brief notes on research.