Ms. Hall carries on her running correspondence with her daughters with the knowledge of her direct boss, Kenneth Segarnick, general counsel for Brandywine, who is also an expert in the legal ins and outs of workplace e-mail.
She is the hub of a rapidly expanding and highly viral political network, keeping a running correspondence with her 400 members in Sandpoint, state and national Tea Party leaders and other conservative activists.
What became Art Instruction Schools, based in Minneapolis, has run a correspondence course since it was established in 1914 by a private company, the Bureau of Engraving Inc., to train illustrators for the printing industry, sending materials to students all over the world.
"So imagine my surprise yesterday when I did receive correspondence running to 35 pages from him and his sidekick, Jeff Seeney".
The correspondence, running for months, shows the determination of Cable to distance himself, and the Liberal Democrats, from a target that he regards as wrong, badly constructed and unachievable.
Sheridan – whose real name was Patricia Douglas – opened an alternative therapy centre in Islington, North London, in the 1980s, before retiring to Rye, East Sussex in 2002, where she continued running the OMS correspondence course until her death in 2011.
I recently finished a long-running correspondence about a patient of mine who had varicose-vein surgery privately, rather than wait for it on the NHS.
Janet Huckabee then takes over the long-running correspondence herself.
(Their published correspondence runs to some eight hundred pages).
The two begin e-mailing each other about their very different lives, and their correspondence runs throughout the book.
We ran a factorial correspondence analysis on the cows' activities and used the first component of this analysis to express the variations in activity.
