Sentence examples for was correspondence with from inspiring English sources

Harold Williams, the former president of the Getty Trust, says of the carabinieri, "What they discovered was correspondence with Marion.

First, Peirce was geographically and intellectually isolated and his main outlet was correspondence with the English woman, Lady Victoria Welby.

There was correspondence with the FCS analysis in the overall ability of NPY to decrease Y1sfGFP, but not Y16AsfGFP receptor mobility (Fig. 4C).

Included is correspondence with civil rights reformers like Susan B. Anthony, William Lloyd Garrison and Horace Greeley, as well as political figures like Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison.

When he took up painting, Churchill decided he needed advice from the best, so there is correspondence with Walter Sickert and Sir John Lavery.

The nature of truth simply is correspondence with what is, but since humans, nor any other conscious being, are able to see beyond the determinant limits of their nature and environment, pragmatism becomes the test of truth rather than correspondence.

From the station, there is correspondence with buses to the nearby towns of Ålesund and Molde.

He said: "We have received no bids at all for Lee Trundle in the transfer window; there's been no correspondence with any club".

The claim adds that when Yates was asked if Bryant had been warned, he gave a "misleading impression" by saying that he was "in correspondence" with the politician.

There was much correspondence with students in Athens and at other schools, some letters being concerned with doctrinal matters but many seeming to be merely social and friendly.

It probably seemed odd to hear that Kelly was in correspondence with a famous theologian named Jürgen Moltmann -- a name who is associated with the "theology of hope".