Sentence examples for running letter from inspiring English sources

Tapping out a two-fingered message -- "Help me" -- he began a running letter to Arenas himself, trying to slip into the author's writerly heart.

In jagged, running letters they had written "Armageddon" and "TinaRules".

Italian newspapers have run letters from Italian citizens with complaints similar to Mr. Miller's.

The paper also ran letters to the editor from readers who said they had voted for Mr. Berlusconi but now felt ashamed.

Newspapers have run letters from people who say he deserves to take comfort wherever he may find it, given how hard he works for us all.

For example, when the magazine in 2008 included a British Airways ad that looked like a Harper's Annotation feature, he ran letters from readers denouncing it and made his own objection known.

"The idea of someone putting in such an effort — planning and running a letter from the other side of the world — it's mind-blowing," Pons says.

Seifter penned a blog about The Washington Post running a letter to the editor in which the author maintained, "human-induced global warming is unproven, not an undisputed fact".

"I had a policy of running all letters to the editor, and Lynda took advantage of it," he said in a telephone interview from Los Angeles.

For much of its running time, "Letters to Juliet" is content to provide touristic evidence that Italy exists: hillsides bathed in golden light; steep and stony little towns; tile roofs and gently sloping vineyards.

He ran the letter past 37 other farmers.