Sentence examples for letter incoming from inspiring English sources

Walter Davie's letter (Incoming, Jan . 4 complains about being unable to find a radio that has VCR-like programming capabilities.

I was relieved to read Candy Schulman's letter (Incoming, "Conspicuous Consumption") in response to your article about televisions and VCR's in cars ("Where the TV Meets the Road," June 15).

However, Thompson indicates that the curly Pickford-style hair became popular in the 1910s, citing a 1914 interview in Photoplay magazine in which Pickford said that she felt exhausted by incoming letters that inquired about her hair.

In the past week the University of Chicago made big news by defending academic freedom in a letter to incoming students.

But this was in a letter to incoming students who are presumably not already familiar with the culture and policies of the University.

The University of Chicago sent a welcome letter to incoming freshmen, posted online Wednesday, where they made it abundantly clear that they do not support "trigger warnings" or "safe spaces" in classes or on campus.

In a letter to incoming members, he writes: "Our new Republican majority will move to repeal ObamaCare and replace it with commonsense alternatives that lower costs while protecting those with pre-existing conditions".

SHOUTS & MURMURS letter to parents of incoming campers at Camp Earwig.

The New Yorker, June 15 , 1998P. 84 SHOUTS & MURMURS letter to parents of incoming campers at Camp Earwig.

By Christopher Buckley The New Yorker, June 15 , 1998P. 84 SHOUTS & MURMURS letter to parents of incoming campers at Camp Earwig.

For the last several years, Wellesley College has sent parents of incoming freshmen a letter requesting they sit down with their children to discuss credit cards and their appropriate use.