Sentence examples for myriad letters from inspiring English sources

"In the myriad letters he wrote to his brother Theo and friends, he said the color has to do the job here," she said.

Yet they were exiles of a kind, and we know from myriad letters and memoirs how homesick they soon became, creating their own substitute Englands in Ooty or British Columbia or the Kenya Highlands.

This volume continues the incredible family saga of the Adamses of Massachusetts as told through their myriad letters to one another, to their extended family, and to such other notable correspondents as Thomas Jefferson and Mercy Otis Warren.

Not only does Boyles reproduce many photographs and period illustrations, he also quotes frequently and at length from myriad letters, Haxton's various advertisements, newspaper reports and the memoirs of Janet Hogarth, who oversaw the indexing of the 11th and outlived all her colleagues.

"I am the only booker in show business who sets dates, looks after box office settlements, does all of the surgical repairs on missed dates — which include myriad letters, calls, wires, and meetings, and does it all with the privilege of paying my own costs on the road exclusive of travel.

To this same domain belong the myriad Byzantine letters, often collected and edited by their author or a friend.

After learning of GDL's testing and Ostrer's activities, Myriad sent letters to them asserting that the genetic testing infringed Myriad's patents.

Actually, the book consists of the myriad love letters he continued to exchange with a woman with whom he had long ago had a rapturous affair: "Lightning struck, everything exploded, night became day, and we were asleep in each others' arms".

Charles Dickens, who wrote more than a dozen lengthy works of fiction and many shorter stories, thousands of letters, myriad essays, articles and speeches, several plays, an autobiographical fragment and God knows what else, was one of the great secret-keepers of his age.

As a result of those letters, Myriad discovered the HHS regulation change, Rogers explained.

These myriad combinations of letters and numbers can often be arcane and confusing to potential employees.