Sentence examples similar to return to letter from inspiring English sources

You may return to a letter and use it twice in one word (as the I in LIMIT), but you may not "stand" on a letter and use it twice before proceeding (as the T in MITTS).

You may return to a letter and use it twice in one word (as the T and S in STATS), but you may not "stand" on a letter and use it twice before proceeding (as the D in ADDER).

To argue for a mass switch back from Tweeting to Livejournaling (or Bloggering, or Movable Typing…) in the interests of the permanent record is as ridiculous as campaigning for everyone to abandon instant messaging and return to letter-writing.

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Mr Berlusconi was left to return to Brussels with a letter that promised much but guaranteed little.

It's the modern-day equivalent of a lost letter ("Return to sender," a chipper Elvis sang, "address unknown").

The debate kept returning to a letter that Attorney General Eric Holder sent to Paul — as well it might; the letter is indefensible.

But Mr. Howard admitted that his hometown surprised him when he returned to film "Letter from Waco," his 1997 memoir that aired on PBS.

"Any girl who marries Papa has to learn how to carry a gun," she said, and returned to her letter-writing.

He returned to America to letters excoriating him for "blatant racism in poking fun at uneducated Africans". Hoppe was shocked.

He returned to America to letters excoriating him for "blatant racism in poking fun at uneducated Africans".