Sentence examples for letters ensued from inspiring English sources

An ardent exchange of letters ensued, and two years later their love was finally consummated when Mme Hanska, accompanied by her husband, met Balzac in Neuchâtel, Switzerland.

Many letters of complaint ensued from flight attendants.

Salinger wrote Maynard a fan letter, a correspondence ensued, and in 1973 she left Yale to move in with the writer.

A few years ago, when a rumor circulated that the museum board was considering changing El Museo's name to something more Latin American, an uproar ensued in letters and columns in the Spanish-language press denouncing the move as a way to "de-Puerto Ricanize" the institution.

In e-mails, phone calls, faxes, and letters during the ensuing weeks, Mbote laid out the plan: If Worley would pay up-front costs, such as fees to a storage facility where the cash was being kept, and possibly travel to South Africa to collect the money, he would receive thirty per cent, or more than sixteen million dollars.

What ensued were 28,000 letters, e-mail messages and phone calls to the Hall of Fame.

The reunion went well, and there quickly ensued an intense exchange of letters, phone calls and eventually visits.

Fury ensued.

Hellfire ensued.

Outrage ensued.

Panic ensued.