Sentence examples for moving correspondence from inspiring English sources

His long and, in places, moving correspondence with his closest friend, Philip Larkin, a British poet, is crammed with all-but-unprintable adolescent smut.

"Her" stars the typically tortured Joaquin Phoenix as Theodore, a brokenhearted, divorced middle-aged man who works at BeautifulHandwrittenLetters.com, writing moving correspondence for people who care to send the very best (and can pay someone else to do it).

The bosses were wary of exposure, moving all correspondence to an internal messenger after a blogger leaked troll emails.

Moving to correspondences on CPOs, we know that Smithson [10] has proved the nonemptiness of the fixed point set, and that Stouti [14] has shown the existence of the least fixed point.

With the Internet, the Postal Service has been experiencing what it calls "electronic diversion" with people moving online for correspondence and other activities.

Get involved in the Moving Stories correspondence project on its website, here.

In this study, we demonstrated a one-to-one correspondence between the moving cusp auroral structure measured at a wavelength of 630.0 nm and the electron precipitation region responsible for its creation.

Shoemaker first suggested this move in correspondence to one of us (TO), and it is discussed in O'Connor 1994 and 2000b.

Trains come often, stations are spotless, interchanges (correspondences) are being improved with escalators and moving walkways, and the weekly and monthly passes make fares attractive.

But he will do so by correspondence course; the family is returning to Missouri, moving in rent free with Mr. Stokes's sister in Fenton.

Liu et al. [14] extract moving objects in the compressed domain by considering global motion compensation, correspondence matrix, and temporal tracking.