Sentence examples for prepared letters from inspiring English sources

Deane returned to France in 1780 as a private citizen and prepared letters to old friends in America attacking the French alliance and recommending a reconciliation with England.

Marc Shaw, Mr. Bloomberg's deputy for operations, prepared letters yesterday asking all agency heads to analyze how they could cut their budgets, most by the full 20percentt.

The ACLU has prepared letters with reports of statistics and complaints from individuals in the industry that amount to "systemic failure" to hire female directors at all levels in the film and television industry.

In a comment the Vatican said had been taken out of context, the late pontiff's secretary, Cardinal Stanislaw Dziwisz, said: "one doesn't come down from the cross".Sacrifice on the altarYet even the iron-willed Polish pope twice prepared letters of resignation in case he became incapable.

Now the prepared letters announcing the birth of a prince had an s hastily added to them to read princes[s] and the traditional tournament for the birth of an heir was cancelled.

They received a third letter on 29 August 2000, in which "Sally" claimed to have prepared letter bombs to send to Tesco's customers.

With the now unemployed Portuguese manager spending his Christmas preparing letters to prospective employers Manchester United, Wenger's Arsenal have continued their advance on the league title.

Even before the appeals court decides whether to approve Mr. Rivera's deal, the cousins are preparing letters urging the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles to ensure that he stays behind bars until he dies.

In a small HDP election office in an Istanbul working-class district, several elderly men sit around a table preparing letters to voters, while watching a speech by the party's co-chair, Selahattin Demirtas, on TV.

But hungry goat and all, Laquan was grateful for his respite from the city, he said one recent afternoon, as he and a half-dozen other 8- and 9-year old boys and girls sat in a community center in central Harlem, carefully preparing letters in newly learned cursive writing for their host families of last summer.

Mikhail Degtyaryov, a Russian State Duma Deputy, fired back: "We should rename the driveway in honor of the intrusive foreign policy of the U.S". Degtyaryov said he was preparing letters to Moscow city officials proposing the change.