Sentence examples for writing to one from inspiring English sources

Some Italian gentlemen, apparently, became so fixated on the rules splitting hairs over some minor point of honor and writing to one another about it that they never got around to the duel itself.

By now, of course, the messages had no recipient, and the friends my patient had made were writing to one another.

The scientific revolution, the political upheavals of the Enlightenment and the Industrial Revolution were all galvanised by groups of people socialising and writing to one another.

Virgil Thomson says, "One of the strange things about poets is the way they keep warm by writing to one another all over the world......

Writing to one of his numerous correspondents, Chandler insisted that "the only writers left who have anything to say are those who write about practically nothing and monkey around with odd ways of doing it".

So the Roth legend is apparently due for yet another revision: from being a writer famous for giving up writing to one famous for having resumed writing, Roth may finally be remembered for having written all his life.

"My proofs?" he wrote to one.

"Many thanks for your thoughts," he wrote to one colleague.

We wrote to one another for 18 months.

Alternatively, they may choose to write to one of the organizations mentioned in the article.

("Great Expectations," with its fairy-tale arrangements, is the closest thing Dickens ever wrote to one).