Sentence examples for lively correspondence from inspiring English sources

During the war she maintained a lively correspondence with Robert Graves, a pre-war friend, who by now was living at Deya in Majorca.

They numbered in the hundreds, and Russell main tained a lively correspondence with them.

He contacted Bob Larrabee in Clarkston, Wash., and a lively correspondence followed.

His clients ranged from the government of Bahrain to Raymond Chandler, with whom he had a lively correspondence.

She continued a lively correspondence with many people and even resumed writing to Thomas Jefferson, from whom she had been estranged as a result of political differences.

He also carried on lively correspondence with tax lawyers and C.P.A.'s, peppering them with questions about the Tax Reform Act of 1986, compliance studies, I.R.S. office furniture, and an exotic tax shelter called "the Silver Butterfly".

Byron enlarged his circle of English acquaintances, but his liveliest correspondence was still with John Murray, Kinnaird, Hobhouse, and Moore.

I have just read it because I am excited by Penguin's powerful new Russian translations, and because of a lively email correspondence I have been having with two Russians.

A lively e-mail correspondence became long nightly telephone calls.

When I was married last spring, my friend Elaine Shannon sent me a stack of wonderful old Southern cookbooks, which prompted a lively e-mail correspondence about the food we each grew up eating.

The two men struck up a lively and warm correspondence that would last 17 years, until Darwin's death.