Sentence examples for warm letter from inspiring English sources

Michael Foot sent a particularly "warm" letter.

Hall, who was sent a warm letter of thanks.

Stephen responded with a warm letter, but that appears to be the extent of their rapprochement.

One was Mr Bush, who sent Mr Berlusconi a warm letter hailing Italy as a worthy American ally.

According to Mr. Andrews, Mr. Mackintosh wrote him a "lovely, warm" letter that described the need for new blood to strengthen "Phantom" for an indefinite commercial run.

Mr. Bakiyev also received a warm letter from President Obama, as well as a visit this month from William J. Burns, the senior American diplomat.

Time magazine reported that scores of recipients sent warm letters of appreciation.

Display cases on the club's second floor are full of Webb's poetry, scribbled on paper scraps, and warm letters to her unsympathetic mother-in-law.

So, in the show's most inspired strategy, we see and hear the warm letters he exchanges with his wise and knowing wife, Abigail, winningly played by Rebecca Watson.

He offered a few phrases of gratitude in well-practiced Russian, then delivered an endearingly rambling speech about "200 years of friendship between Russia and America," starting with an exchange of warm letters between President Thomas Jefferson and Czar Alexander I.

Gone is the bluster and threats to launch missiles targeting the U.S. and its allies, and in their place are platitudes and warm letters perhaps designed to bolster Trump's ego and his claims that the nuclear threat from North Korea is eliminated.