Sentence examples for lost correspondence from inspiring English sources

Though exact records of the floor debate are lost, correspondence from House Members indicate that doubts about the constitutionality of such a provision led to its removal.

In the way it raises questions about art and its putative ownership one may be reminded of AS Byatt's Possession, with Hector Mann's unseen movies an equivalent to the lost correspondence and nuttily inspired fairy poems of the Victorian lovers.

When The Times suggested this piece, and it became clear we weren't going to be in the same place for long enough to allow for a traditional profile — me observing you at the farmer's market, etc., which would have felt ridiculous, anyway — I was happy to think of the lost correspondence being somehow replenished with, or redeemed by, a new exchange.

Since April, technicians have methodically retrieved the lost e-mail correspondence from a computer database.

Reagan gave her a code to put on her letters so that they would come to him directly, and not be lost in some correspondence office..

Reagan gave her a code to put on her letters so that they would come to him directly, and not be lost in some correspondence office...

Like slow food, progressive politics, and nontoxic cleaning supplies, the lost art of correspondence is an unalterable part of this aesthetic, and woe betide the airy Web site that fails to stock a Kaweco fountain pen.

The score has been lost, but a sizable correspondence survives.

If she employed a court historian, his chronicles have been lost; so has her correspondence.

Marred by postmarks and handwriting, with scraps of tape still attached, they're battered monuments to memory, correspondence, and lost time.

The department took more than 12 weeks on average to respond to customer correspondence, it lost 60% of calls from customers on any given day, and the cost of compensating customers with grievances was rising rapidly.