Sentence examples for long correspondence from inspiring English sources

Long correspondence between Mr. Thurber and the U.S. Customs and the Connecticut State Liquor Control Commission.

"A very long correspondence," he wrote, "was not what I had in mind.

Asked why he sent the message, Mr. Wilson said it was part of a long correspondence with these relatives.

One thing led to another and eventually the death-row prisoner and veteran writer enjoyed a long correspondence.

First published in 1970, it is an epistolary memoir of Ms. Hanff's long correspondence with the staff of a London bookshop.

What we know is that Ambrose and President Eisenhower clearly had an important relationship, which included a number of meetings, substantive conversations, and a long correspondence.

Many of these interactions led to long correspondences and friendships that last to this day.

By writing musical, dramatic, and theoretical works, and through acquaintances and long correspondences — many of them eventually published — with the likes of Sterne, Sancho gains real, if more than slightly condescending, renown among the English literati, eventually making him worthy of the painterly gaze of a Gainsborough.

Durrell also carried on a 45-year-long correspondence with American writer Henry Miller.

His decade-long correspondence with Williams was published in "The American Idiom: A Correspondence: William Carlos Williams, Harold Norse, 1951-61" (1990).

These astonishing exchanges — the bulk of them through a decades-long correspondence indefatigably pledged to ideas, experimental, often playful, and on Benjamin's part somewhat elusive — continued until Benjamin's suicide, in 1940, in flight from the Germans.