Sentence examples for vital letter from inspiring English sources

Now Bridlington, on Yorkshire's east coast, wants to join them.Not only does Bridlington, hitherto a small resort even by the standards of the Yorkshire coast, have the advantage of beginning with the vital letter "B".

Re "Peace Corps Is Vital" (letter, Nov. 11), about Senators John McCain's and Evan Bayh's renewed call for national service: Maryland is the only state in the country that requires community service as a prerequisite for high school graduation, and the positive outcomes for students, nonprofit, government and community-based organizations have been remarkable.

"We consider its inclusion vital," the letter said.

So Not Vital wrote a letter to Gore Vidal, suggesting that they might be related.

The defence then produced vital evidence – a letter from Shallenberger admitting it was he, not Lewis, who planned the murder.

In this study from one general hospital both referral and discharge letters were missing vital medical information, and referral letters to such an extent that it might represent a health hazard for older patients.

Grades and CV are important but they tell very little about how you are as a person, so I think it is vital that the personal letter shows that you are an easy person to work with and that you are motivated to tackle all the problems that can and will accrue during the year in Japan.

Contact between the two sides gained vital extra momentum from letters the pope sent to Obama and Castro last summer.

Paul's letters are vital and persuasive partly because they reveal powerful aspects of his personality, especially his passion and dedication.

All sides agreed that the contact between the two sides gained vital extra momentum from letters the pope sent to Presidents Obama and Castro last summer.

The west coast main line was vital for parcels and letters and coal, while the growth areas in rail freight were in food, drink and manufactured goods.