Sentence examples for when correspondence from inspiring English sources

The anger peaked over the weekend when correspondence surfaced showing that A.I.G. was on the brink of paying rich bonuses to executives who had dealt in the derivative contracts at the center of A.I.G.'s troubles.

Britain's central role in the renditions emerged after the fall of Tripoli in the 2011 revolution when correspondence from a senior MI6 officer, Sir Mark Allen, was found in office of Gadaffi's spy chief Moussa Koussa.

Hunt made the statement the day after emails released by the Leveson inquiry appeared to reveal inappropriate communication between his department and News Corp and on the day that his special adviser, Adam Smith, quit after conceding that his "activities at times went too far" when correspondence between himself and the News Corporation lobbyist Frédéric Michel emerged.

A time when correspondence from the penitentiary came painstakingly embellished with ballpoint pen renderings of peacocks and hourglasses.

The Ministry of Defense even set up a secret working group called the "Flying Saucer Working Party" to monitor the sightings, though the organization remained secret until 1988 when correspondence between Winston Churchill and the Air Ministry was revealed.

Now she runs a graphic design company called Paper & Type and makes ledgers for people to record, in ink, when correspondence is sent and received, what ground was covered and ideas for replies.

That was when our correspondence took off.

I wonder when private correspondence ceases to be private?

When their correspondence was found out, he asked her not to write again.

When their correspondence eventually became public, she said in an interview, conservative-minded colleagues sought to have her fired.

When present, "correspondence" is indicated as a represented record type at the file level to facilitate their retrieval.