considerable correspondence

I've kept up considerable correspondence with her, sir, and I believe we shall be married when the war is over."

My right hon. Friend receives considerable correspondence about the state of north-western business.

All elements were the subject of considerable correspondence and fussing over by Tolkien.

Hasluck had considerable correspondence with Pink over many years.

There is considerable correspondence in Thomas' magazines from various members of the Wilson family over the next several years.

There was also considerable correspondence with its listeners.

G. Sarton has in his archives a considerable correspondence on this subject."

There was considerable correspondence with McClure over the new periodical.

After 1933 the magazine received considerable correspondence concerning the rise of Nazism, which the journal strongly opposed.

The work caused considerable correspondence for Struthers.

Their considerable correspondence shows evidence of his lasting love for her despite his infidelities and personal emotional turmoil.

The only extant works of St. Isidore are a considerable correspondence, comprising more than 2000 letters.

Society members "have ... opened a considerable correspondence with a view to obtaining foreign specimens.

These houses were inspected by the Committee on 27 September, and have since been the subject of considerable correspondence and several meetings.

From considerable correspondence with you, Commissioner, it is clear to me that the exemptive list will contain very few medicines and is not a solution.

There is considerable correspondence from local officials seeking a more lenient interpretation of the Emigration ban by the Department.

The Scapegoat brought Caine a considerable correspondence, mainly because of its pro-Jewish stance.

After considerable correspondence, the details of the new constitution were settled, and a bill, approved by Her Majesty's Government, finally passed the local legislature in 1889.

This was raised as an issue of concern last week in the Environment Committee and I had considerable correspondence with Mr Vinci before that.

Like most men concerned with the common problems of men, he seems to have had a considerable correspondence; considering that correspondence was so much more difficult in his time.

Among his uncle's documents he had found a list of four names which Tremaine had identified as persons with whom Harvey Duncan had conducted considerable correspondence.

Considerable correspondence passed between these leaders and the Department of State, in which the humanitarian attitude of the government and the nature of its intervention are fully disclosed.

After considerable correspondence and a meeting with Bernhard, Nigel was then introduced to Trygve Lian of the Aasen Historical Society.

During the late nineteenth century considerable correspondence was conducted in the daily newspapers and periodical press on 'the proper time to marry', prudence and postponement being the key words in the discussion.

Considerable correspondence regarding the subject took place between us, throughout which I stoutly maintained that we should not risk, by what I held to be a false move, all that my army had gained.