He had saved it after looking her up during their first correspondence.
The world of distance learning has changed beyond recognition since the first correspondence courses dropped onto doormats more than 40 years ago.
My first correspondence with Jason Rezaian, a Washington Post reporter who has been detained in Iran, was in 2010, and it was about avocados.
The first correspondence principle is invoked allowing the problem to be treated elastically and statically, with the non-linear equilibrium equations derived using the principle of virtual work.
My partners are in Los Angeles but the first correspondence I look at is any emails from a group called the Portsmouth Anoraks, who run a website giving regular updates of news to do with the club.
When in doubt, "Dear" is always safe, and it should be the default greeting for any first correspondence.
In December of 1880, at the Morgan Park Theological Seminary, one of the first correspondence schools in the country was established by William Rainey Harper.
Her first correspondence is below, and you can read more about the project here.
He claims that quite a lot of women make their sexual intentions clear in the first correspondence.
Seven months after my first correspondence with C. S., a big box showed up on my doorstep containing about 20 copies of Syntax #2: Too Much Night, the thick, glossy magazine he had finally published.
Colt then traveled to the Great Lakes to recuperate and bought a farm in Michigan on Gooden's Lake; however, tubercular symptoms surfaced again and he soon left for Cincinnati, Ohio, where he became a teacher of one of the first correspondence courses in America; he also became a center of a Bohemian circle, and counted John Howard Payne and Hiram Powers among his friends.
