Sentence examples for publishing letters from inspiring English sources

When did The New Yorker start publishing letters to the editor?

The CUNY Graduate Center Advocate set up a "Kushner Crisis" blog, publishing letters of protest and criticisms of the board.

Thank you for publishing letters in support of the strike and the workers ("They Walked, We Walked: Tales From the Strike," Dec. 21).

Microsoft last night stepped up its antitrust battle with the European Commission by publishing letters between Steve Ballmer, its chief executive, and Neelie Kroes, the EU Competition Commissioner, to show that it had complied with a Brussels mandate to allow competitors access to its technology.

To help mark the anniversary, we celebrate again the legacy of Alistair Cooke, for more than a quarter of a century the US correspondent for the Manchester Guardian and its successor, as well as author of Letter from America for the BBC for nearly six decades, by publishing letters between Cooke and Alastair Hetherington, then editor of the newspaper, written during the dreadful days of 1968.

It chronicled her struggle with weight and confidence, also publishing letters from fans.

What topics and articles are the published letters about?

Shortly before his death, Beckett stipulated that his published letters should "have bearing on my work".

4. Collect and analyze published letters to the editor about their selected topics.

Uses details from her published letters and the novel "The Mandarins" (1 30).

But who's to say the published letters are the extent of it?