Sentence examples for innumerable letters from inspiring English sources

In his e-mail message to The Times, General Petraeus said he received "innumerable" letters from "would be" contractors.

He said that "Law and Order" receives not only innumerable letters from prisoners seeking legal help (which are thrown out), but calls from lawyers as well.

He wrote innumerable letters to his new agents in Europe and North and South America; he also became acquainted with Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle and other notable people.

I am grateful that I have experienced many things — some wonderful, some horrible — and that I have been able to write a dozen books, to receive innumerable letters from friends, colleagues and readers, and to enjoy what Nathaniel Hawthorne called "an intercourse with the world".

Hancock wrote innumerable letters to colonial officials, raising money, supplies, and troops for Washington's army.

In innumerable newspaper letters and essays over various signatures, he described British measures and the behaviour of royal governors, judges, and customs men in the darkest colours.

Innumerable official letters outlining her many misdemeanors have kept postmen busy beating a path to our house – we stopped opening them about a year ago.

His new book, "Going Clear: Scientology, Hollywood, & the Prison of Belief" (Knopf) is about the famously litigious Church of Scientology, and he said he has received innumerable threatening letters from lawyers representing the church or some of the celebrities who belong to it.

"The consequences of that article were far more serious than Ms Morcos had imagined: her car windows were smashed and tyres were punctured several times, she received innumerable threatening letters and phone calls, and, to top it all, 'coincidentally' lost her job as a school teacher, since parents of pupils complained that they did not want her as a teacher".

He spoke out forcefully against poverty, racism and injustice through innumerable essays, and his letters were published frequently in the New York Times.

Since then, CDMR has been the subject of innumerable research papers, editorials, letters, opinion surveys, reviews, guidelines and conferences [ 1, 4- 14].