'letters' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it as a general term to refer to written communication - like letters, emails, and texts. For example: "I prefer to keep in touch with my friends through letters rather than social media."
Then she found letters he had written home from Egypt to his wife and six children, and something in their tone captivated her.
The head of an alleged New South Wales Liberal party slush fund receiving regular payments from Australian Water Holdings (AWH) was involved in drafting letters, press releases and parliamentary questions on behalf of senior Liberals aimed at boosting the water company's interests.
O'Farrell's former chief of staff, Peter McConnell, also gave advice to Koelma on drafting letters on behalf of O'Farrell in support of AWH.
He said in his letters the detention had not led him to being charged formally, "much less convicted of any crime".
In September 2012, as part of my PhD studies, I made a routine request under the Freedom of Information Act asking the Department for Education to release the application forms submitted by groups who had applied to open free schools, and the letters sent to inform them about the government's decision to either grant or deny their application.
I think this book has a great title but I do not think it goes with the book at all because they are writing letters or emails to each other which is one of the quietest ways to communicate with people!
A 10-day strike starting at the National Gallery on Tuesday has taken on an added dimension now one of the Public and Commercial Services union's senior representatives, Candy Udwin – suspended on the eve of the first strike in February (Letters, 12 March) – has been sacked.
After all, he is steeped in the Yorkshireman's life and work and has edited his letters.
Fame is something I've never sought, yet I'm inundated with letters from children just wanting to be on the telly.
The law students help draft letters to landlords and tell students what costs are reasonable – and unreasonable.
"She wrote letters and made a chart with rows of square boxes representing homes in our neighbourhood.
