用correspondence with造句子，“correspondence with”造句

As he said in his correspondence with Hezel, life gradually resumed its course.

Methods Gay/bisexual males in correspondence with the project and under health intervention weresurveyed by posting anonymous questionnaire.

There are still a few useful pen diary habits, and there are still a few people who still insist on keeping correspondence with friends.

A 4-year-old boy who released a balloon not long ago with a message hoping to find a pen Pal in a foreign land ended up having a correspondence with the Queen.

If a man wants to succeed in his work, that is, to achieve the anticipated results, he must bring his ideas into correspondence with the laws of the objective external world; if they do not correspond, he will fail in his practice.

I have been in correspondence with him about the problem.

And the correspondence with MOND is remarkable[ see illustration on page50].

The form of frond epidermis of S. grevilleoides and S. albofusca bring into correspondence with each other: the epidermis cells are irregular narrow strip with sinuous anticlinal walls;

cytotoxity effect of NNAV on human cancer cell limes of CNE1 and CNE-2 was in correspondence with time of NNAV. NNAV exhibited significant antitumor activity on nude mice bearing nasopharyngeal cancer.

And 3 the correspondence with other measurable psychological factors.

Literacy was a sign of affluence, and rich men and women were in frequent correspondence with each other.

In correspondence with Justice Goldstone, Israel noted pointedly that other eminent jurists had declined to serve on the mission because of its provenance.

In previous correspondence with Davis, Haggis had demanded that the church publicly renounce Proposition 8.

A correspondence with Ayn Rand that lasted several years began when Rand sent Lane a letter of thanks for her favorable review of The Fountainhead in that publication.

I have no present intention of publishing your correspondence with Mr. Brandon.

He kept up a correspondence with Tom.

Here the crux is to bring the subjective and the objective into proper correspondence with each other.

Do you find, for example, that you often begin correspondence with a phrase like, "I'm sorry it's taken me so long to get back to you," or, "My apologies for the delay in responding"?