Sentence examples for letter towards from inspiring English sources
He pushed a letter towards me in an NHS envelope.
Adam only discovered the true extent of his father's troubled childhood when his dad documented it all in a letter towards the end of his life.
Wiseman's research in partnership with the Daily Telegraph's former science editor Roger Highfield found that people whose surnames began with a letter towards the start of the alphabet were likely to do better than the Youngs and Yorks.
Pilot physicians were not compensated for study participation; however, they were able to apply the letter towards meeting the requirements for the CRC screening management fee ($C6.86 per eligible enrolled patient).
Correspondence from Edwards includes letters written home from the American Academy in Rome, and unfinished letters towards the end of his life.
"As it happens, the two key taboo words both start with letters towards the beginning of the alphabet," John Simpson, the O.E.D.'s current chief editor, explained in a telephone interview.
It was a translation and adaptation of a Danish school-based kindergarten phoneme awareness and letter programme, 'Towards initial reading: Phonological awareness' (Borstrøm & Petersen, 1996).
Others, like Jay Losey and William Brewer in their analysis of 19th-century sexuality, speculate that Byron's relationship with Giraud was modeled on a Grecian form of pederasty, and homosexual studies scholar Louis Crompton believes that pederasty was a facet of Byron's life and that his letters hinted towards a sexual relationship between Byron and Giraud.
Perhaps he could publish the letters with the title "Towards a Theory of Boredom".
We received an anonymous letter directing us towards photographs of the claimant somersaulting off a diving board in a far east holiday resort.
In 2001, Greg Dyke described the BBC as "hideously white" and, as Vaizey spoke, a protest letter was heading towards the director general of the BBC asking him to explain why the sole post geared to providing BBC local radio programmes with specialist content relating to Britain's black communities is being scrapped.
