Sentence examples for letter on which from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Lundgren had received her mail from the same small post office that handled the letter on which the spores were found after it had been received in the adjacent town, Seymour.

Bennett, the BBC's director of vision, ended up seventh out of eight acts for her version of 1960s group The Box Tops' song, The Letter, on which she played guitar alongside Dragons' Den series producer Sam Lewins on keyboards.

These "proposals" consisted of a form letter on which they would scribble "Web Advertising Campaign -- $15,000".

Look, said Vasco de Quiroga, handing him the letter on which he had just broken the papal seal of Paul III.

A postage-paid return postcard accompanied each letter on which the patient could indicate whether he had recently had a PSA test outside of the health system, no longer received primary care within the system, was uninterested in discussing PSA screening, or preferred to be contacted at a specified time and telephone number.

A nice smattering of Scrabbly letters on which to crunch, and some Wham!

I liked letters on which their handwriting was rushed and slightly illegible, because if I had trouble deciphering the handwriting the letter lasted longer.

For him, "lad" was probably the richest word in the language — a modest, slender triad of letters on which he hung his deepest feelings of fascination, lust, exclusion, and (especially when regarding soldiers in uniform) envy and gratitude.

But, as even the most cursory reading of "Speak Low (When You Speak Love)" — the 1996 collection of the Weill-Lenya letters on which Uhry, in part, relied for his script — makes clear, the composer was not particularly modest; he was a "naturist," or occasional nudist.

But, as even the most cursory reading of "Speak Low (When You Speak Love)"—the 1996 collection of the Weill-Lenya letters on which Uhry, in part, relied for his script makes clear, the composer was not particularly modest; he was a "naturist," or occasional nudist.

The Hamming distance counts the number of propositional letters on which two interpretations differ.