Sentence examples for original correspondence from inspiring English sources

Description: Original correspondence, in Kashaya, with Oswalt's translations.

The brothers will also include original correspondence and 25 paintings and drawings.

Consists of the original correspondence between the British government and the governments of the American colonies.

Merton compiled a good deal of early original correspondence depicting his work and influences and sent copies to Crothers.

Running simultaneously is "Epidemics on Staten Island," which uses public health documents, prints and original correspondence to chronicle outbreaks of typhoid, tuberculosis, cholera, smallpox and malaria.

"History of the New York State Veterinary College" Original correspondence between Walter Long Williams and Drs. Savage and Pound have been removed and housed with the Williams collection.

We introduced several mechanisms to facilitate timely contact with patients during clinic visits, through clinical care-related presentations and during the peri-operative period whilst maintaining the original correspondence-based procedures (Fig.  2); these process enhancements improved our recruitment rates and we anticipate the full baseline cohort recruitment to be completed by August 2015.

Papers consist of research materials (including photocopies of original documents), correspondence, drafts of articles, photograpic illustrations, and finished publications on architects Joseph Jacques Ramée and Le Corbusier.

The Zhang Fakui papers contains original photographs, correspondence, diaries, documents, and maps relating to the operations history of the Fourth War Zone and the governance and development of Hainan.

"It's hard, there are no comparisons," Mr. Ghotbi said, but the estimate has been set at 400,000 Swiss francs to 800,000 francs ($400,445 to $800,890); copies of the original order, correspondence and sketches from the watch company's archives are included.

Using never-before-published original scientific correspondence, notebooks, family letters, and photographs, science historian James Rodger Fleming introduces us to one of Britain's leading engineers and explains his life and work through two World Wars to his continuing legacy as the scientist who established The Callendar Effect.