Sentence examples for letter records from inspiring English sources

In June 1957, one letter records, Eric GriffitheJones, the attorney general of the British administration in Kenya, wrote to the governor, Sir Evelyn Baring, detailing the way the regime of abuse at the colony's detention camps was being refined.

The final letter records that "No sooner did the priory.. become an appendage to the college, but it must at once have tended to swift decay".

The Ulster News Letter recorded a 5% fall to 21,475.

In a letter recorded for the BBC, she says Ebola has managed to bring Liberia to a standstill, killing more than 2,000 people in just over six months.

In a thank you letter recorded to Amir's supports earlier this month, Amir stated, "My morale has never faltered after all these years because I know I am not alone.

Instead, his letters recorded the evolving intellectual adventure of a restless mind.

Charlotte BRONTË'S letters record her dismayed response to the filthy prisons of Pentonville and Newgate.

He also discovered "a treasure trove of extraordinary books" in the Central Lettering Record, the college's typography archive.

These letters record with admirable frankness how difficult it has been to live a life of the mind in modern times, when everything conspires against such an ideal.

Stevenson's letters record that The Ebb Tide, published two years later, was painfully difficult to write, and although it still contains glints of comedy, the story is dark indeed.

Wodehouse and Ethel had little money when they married, but the letters record them being all the happier for their makeshift existence together.