Sentence examples for letter something from inspiring English sources

"And after her father died she wrote him a letter — something very personal, about how she thought of him and his father.

Frank G. Zarb, chairman of the N.A.S.D., said of Mr. Davidson's letter: "Something must have happened in the last several days to prompt this reaction.

But asked about the tone of Mr. Obama's letter — something the Iranians are extremely sensitive about — Marzieh Afkham, the ministry spokeswoman, said Iran expected improvement in the way Washington talked to Iran.

"Most of my ideas occur in verse," Frost confided in a letter, something Hall gamely attempts to convey, showing Frost thumbing through his Rolodex of metaphors as he encounters the world: "He knocked; the wolf at the door.

After unsucessfully attempting a career in the church, Van Gogh discovered his true calling in painting: "I've found my work" he wrote in an early letter, "something which I live for heart and soul".

So (2′) follows from (1′), but it seems rather odd to say that an obligation to mail the letter entails an obligation that can be fulfilled by burning the letter (something presumably forbidden), and one that would appear to be violated by not burning it if I don't mail the letter.

The sysop greeted me with a message in neon-green letters, something like "Hello, friend".

Danne remembers NASA's Administrator, Dr. James Fletcher, and Deputy Administrator, Dr. George Low, having the following exchange: Fletcher: "I'm simply not comfortable with those letters, something is missing".

It began when several members of the city leadership sent out fund-raising letters, something their state counterparts called a violation of its chapter's rules.

After decades categorised as an "under-rated" British humorist, Jacobson is now established as a man of letters, something he always wanted.

So...there is no way that I can conceive of Malc committing suicide without there being... copious notes, letters, something to indicate why.