Sentence examples for has corresponded from from inspiring English sources

Raised in gritty Perth Amboy, N.J., Wilentz is an accomplished journalist who has corresponded from Jerusalem for The New Yorker and written a book about Haiti.

Feldman reports that most of the cases of Münchausen by Internet communicated to him come from the United States, although he has corresponded with forum members making inquiries from Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

The rise in ground support has corresponded with an exodus of fighters from other groups — especially foreign fighters — joining Islamic State's ranks.

An English professor from the small Christian college who has corresponded with Omar over the last two years testified this afternoon as well.

She has had responses from more than 25 potential grooms and has corresponded with 10.

The dramatic rise in inequality has corresponded quite neatly with the decline in union membership, according to an analysis from the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute.

CBS has corresponded with victims' families concerned about the documentary, and executives of the network met yesterday with two officials from the families' group: its vice president, Tom Rogèr, and its director, MaryEllen Salamone.

O'Hearn, who has corresponded with and visited Ashker, considers him a friend.

Millennial voter disengagement has corresponded with increased financial hardship.

He and Nonie Drummond, 14, had corresponded for nine months before they got together.

They met in Vienna on March 3, 1907, after having corresponded for a year.