Sentence examples for pen a letter from inspiring English sources

'I was a fan of the blues and had seen Clapton playing in the Sixties at the Marquee Club, I couldn't believe he could now be saying what he was.' Saunders decided to pen a letter of protest to the music press.

Frank Field, who chairs the cross-party balanced migration group, was one of seven Labour MPs to jointly pen a letter urging Mr Miliband to restrict the free movement of labour from European countries with "much lower incomes".

A list of 50-plus companies, including some of tech's top names, joined forces this week to pen a letter calling out the Trump administration over a reported plan to narrow gender definitions.

News that Trump was strongly considering ending the program prompted Cook, along with the heads of Amazon, Google, Netflix and other key tech companies to pen a letter this week asking Trump to continue DACA.

Worrisome signs of a slowdown in Chinese demand in August led Apple CEO Tim Cook to pen a letter to CNBNC's Jim Cramer, noting that the company had not seen any decreases in growth in the region midway through the quarter.

Hopefuls (21 years old and up) must complete a questionnaire, submit a resume and pen a letter stating their "life's passion" and why they should be selected.

Last month, he penned a letter to her on the occasion of the anniversary of her death.

This angered Mr Corbyn, who penned a letter to his MPs on why he opposes bombing.

But he also penned a letter to the D.N.C.'s chairman Howard Dean, with the gist of his argument.

On March 22, 1842, Charles Dickens, in the midst of his first tour of the United States, penned a letter to a friend back home.

In 1950, while in prison, Malcolm penned a letter to a fellow Muslim, describing his love of jazz and its "comforting effects".