Sentence examples for write to some from inspiring English sources

I was eight by then, and could read and write to some extent, thanks to my mother.

In the front, I listed my ambitions for 1973: - finish novel & get it published - write to some famous people - sleep out in the open air - stop biting nails!! (this last underlined three times).

My wife wasn't sure where I was or what she could do, when someone suggested that she write to some English people we had met and tell them what had happened.

HM Revenue & Customs is to write to some of Britain's wealthiest bankers, hedge fund managers and celebrities offering a chance to settle income tax avoidance schemes estimated to have sheltered more than £3.5bn through film financing structures and other tax-motivated partnerships.

The "lower orders" were far from illiterate; by 1580 most London craftsmen were able to read and write to some extent and many more would have been able to read more than they could write – witness the Mechanicals in A Midsummer Night's Dream, humble artisans directed to "con" (ie read and learn) their parts.

Because most people in the UK can read and write to some degree, the priority should be to make information on prescriptions and labels "as clear and simple as possible".

There is something, she writes, to some of those "old wives' tales".

Rogers has turned down every money-man; but he has written to some ordinary people.

The coalition said it had written to some 250 advertisers urging them not to support the series.

On December 15, James M. Roche, then an executive vice president of General Motors, wrote to some of the complaining dealers.

Mr. Evans wrote to some 2,500 people who receive their local tax bills in New York City and its environs.