Sentence examples for traded letters from inspiring English sources

And they have traded letters with students at the Rudolf Steiner School in Munich.

In I Send You This Cadmium Red, John Berger and John Christie traded letters about art to his music; in A Man in a Room, Gambling, the late, great Spanish artist Juan Muñoz narrated his own text about card tricks while the Balanescu Quartet interpreted Bryars' score.

Obama and Rouhani traded letters earlier this month but did not meet this week at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

Rush died in 1813, but Adams and Jefferson lived 13 more years, trading letters and ideas vigorously.

After trading letters with the meditation group's leader and traveling to the prison to meet the men, Ms. Phillips, herself a meditator, wondered if a more formal and intensive program could further help the men's stress levels.

The two agencies have been trading letters since last August about the proper way to conduct such a study, with the chairman of the commission saying that the accounting office's study was "so flawed that reliable judgments cannot be formed regarding the competitive effects of mergers in the petroleum industry".

I have known Jeff for a year now, trading letters back and forth throughout his Presidential campaign, Senate bid, and his current run for Mayor of New York.

The Tyrells have never forgiven Oberyn for this, with the exception of Willas himself, who bears Oberyn no ill will for the accident; indeed they even trade letters about one of their similar interests, horses.

The opposing sides traded pointed letters, which they shared with the news media.

Adding to the difficulties, lawyers from the town have traded terse letters with the state over its request for access to the property to gather information for a review.

As much a cultural clash as a political and economic one, the issue is causing tensions as homeowners, landlords and property managers have traded nasty letters and threats of legal action.