He and Nonie Drummond, 14, had corresponded for nine months before they got together.
The two had corresponded for years, and they'd spoken on the phone dozens of times.
After they had corresponded for a time, Donald Straus, a pilot, flew his plane across the country to propose to Elizabeth.
He's a serious solver who enthuses that Aristotle is "the best in the business - the Times, the Observer, the Listener, rest its soul - we've corresponded for many years".
Mr. Greene and I have corresponded for quite a while, and not only is he a great puzzler, but he's a terrific person as well.
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.
While their romance is still new, untested, and long-distance, they've corresponded steadily for several months when she goes back to celebrate his birthday and to see if their love might be something to sustain.
Invite someone you've corresponded with for a few days to join you in a phone conversation.
It is not known how the men became friends, or even if they ever met; White writes repeatedly that he would like to meet "to have a little conversation face to face after we have corresponded so freely for several years" so it is certain they did not meet for long periods, and possible they never met at all.
Our rising preference for airpower has corresponded with a declining tolerance for Western deaths and a parallel declining regard for non-Western lives.
