Sentence examples for touching letter from inspiring English sources

A touching letter by a 14-year-old garnered him one of the most advanced prosthetic limbs in the world.

Last week, Steve's father, Bob, announced he had penned a memoir, which contains a touching letter Steve wrote to his parents 12 years before he died.

The book ends twice: with a touching letter from Wolkstein, asking her daughter not to publish the memoir we have just read, and with an epilogue describing Wolkstein's sudden death, in 2013, in Taiwan, where she had gone to study Mandarin.

Recently bought from the family by a New York-based dealer, the archive holds Fox Talbot's earliest notes and records, as well as family papers such as a touching letter he wrote to his mother when he was six in which he asked for green plums and wrote sadly "come to me, you have been away three weeks and six days".

Of course, websites are reporting his goals and Leicester's wins but no one is suggesting that he should join Lionel Messi and Sergio Agüero in La Albiceleste; although the recent, touching letter of Claudio Ranieri to his players caught the media spotlight over here more than Ulloa's achievements when coming off the bench.

The touching letter has received a strong response from readers.

Also included are touching letters sent by children across the United States.

In a different class, Konray Yuan and Marisa Guisto, both 7, take turns touching letters on the interactive board on the wall.

The same memo notes that "pre-Hitler" it had a circulation there of 20,000, and after the war it was getting "hundreds" of touching letters from Germany.

In one of several touching letters to the last, MacNeice writes: "As Dante says, don't let's talk about them; just look & pass on.

Dr Doi says humans relate well to them: his postbag is full of touching letters from people describing how their Aibo has helped to heal a pain, enrich their lives or make conversation between family members run more smoothly.