Sentence for letters | Use letters in a sentence

Letters used in sentences. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use letters in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for letters.

• Are those his letters? (8)
• Letters of business, too! (4)
• Do they lead you in Letters? (10)
• Her letters breed suspicions. (10)
• I was persecuted with letters. (10)
• The letters struck many chords. (22)
• Have you not received my letters? (4)
• Skepsey will bring me my letters. (10)
• These letters he read and answered. (8)
• He sat writing letters incessantly. (10)
• Her letters seemed sadder latterly. (10)
• She had read your published letters. (10)
• A great-coat and a packet of letters. (10)
• I could live on his letters for years. (10)
• These letters will frighten the receivers. (10)
• Some minutes later the letters were delivered. (10)
• At the hotel the portier gave them four letters. (9)
• These two letters of the one fact plucked her back. (10)
• He sent the letters, and begged to be left to sleep. (10)
• He opened the letters from Spain with less excitement. (8)
• If you were to see the bills and the letters I receive! (10)
• His letters at Lugano summoned him to England instantly. (10)
• He received from Bologna the degree of Doctor of Letters. (14)
• In Winter the wild ducks made letters of the alphabet flying. (10)
• Judith intercepted the dunning letters they addressed to Lorm. (12)
• Here are the letters which announce it, this moment come to hand. (4)
• In her room she began to pack, sorting and tearing up old letters. (8)
• They were a poor atonement for the burning of his younger letters. (10)
• He was shocked to see a gentleman writing such letters to the papers. (10)
• Sir William Alexander was a man of letters and a successful courtier. (19)
• They were the letters and journals of a Virginian gentleman, Mr. John B. (14)
• He was in correspondence with many scholars and men of letters in Europe. (18)
• Lowell used to say that Shakespeare was subtle, but in letters a foot high. (9)
• She spoke of him languidly, as if his letters contained wearisome trifling. (10)
• Letters and morning papers were laid for him to peruse in his dressing-room. (10)
• His name was on the envelope; and under his name, in smaller letters, Adiante. (10)
• My engagement to Mr. Pericles is that I am not to write, not to receive letters. (10)
• Fleur thrust her letters back, got out her sculls, and pulled up to the landing-stage. (8)
• With our letters I can hardly hope to give an accurate conception of its pronunciation. (7)
• He wrote the letters down, while Jackson leaned back against the wall, in patient quiet. (9)
• This morning indeed there were two letters, and he opened that which smelt of something. (8)
• I know one man of letters who wrote to-day and tore up tomorrow for nearly a whole summer. (9)
• Certain terms in the letters here and there, unsweet to ladies, began to trouble his mind. (10)
• I know one man of letters who wrote to-day, and tore up tomorrow for nearly a whole summer. (9)
• He arrived rather later than usual at his office, and he found his letters already on his table. (9)
• The letters printed by Mr. Norton[48] are not drawn upon, except now and then for a needful phrase. (14)
• I hope you will be so kind as to write to me again soon, for I never read such sweet Letters as yours. (4)
• She used to be the sprightliest of living creatures, and to judge by her letters, that has not faded. (10)
• His mother read some passages from his letters aloud to show Westover how Jeff was keeping his eyes open. (9)
• Nor was credulity damped appreciably when over the shop, in gold letters, appeared the name of Sarah Winch. (10)
• Arrived in town, he ran over the headings of his letters, in no degree anxious for a communication from Wales. (10)
• He was very well, there, and courageous letters came to Middlemount and Ohio, boasting of the gains he had made. (9)
• His letters still came, but at longer intervals, and the thread of our intimate relations was inevitably broken. (9)
• I was at Plymouth dreading to hear of him; he sent in letters, but the Grappler was under orders for Portsmouth. (4)
• It was the Romans who gave to this series of sounds the first seven letters of the alphabet, which they still retain. (3)
• The first of a series of letters containing shameless realistic caricatures was handed to him the afternoon following. (10)
• The Greek notation by letters was forgotten, and the very insufficient system of notation by Neumes had not been invented. (3)
• The jealous feelings that had so besieged her at the bungalow when his letters ceased came again now with redoubled force. (8)
• These letters must go by the afternoon post: I do not like to rob the poor anxious people of a little hope while he lives. (10)
• Two letters reached him, one telling of the attempted assassination, and a second explaining circumstances connected with it. (10)
• Her passion was fixed upon her sister, whose record of emotions in the letters from London placed her beyond dull days and nights. (22)
• Half an hour later, while he was still tearing open his letters and jotting notes for the answers, his door opened and Graves walked in. (13)
• One such paper was sold and its name changed eighteen years ago; yet letters and subscriptions still are addressed to the old publication. (16)
• The next three or four years were occupied, as the calendar of his published writings shows, with diligent excursions in letters, both in prose and verse. (14)
• Those framed letters became melancholy objects for contemplation, when Jonathan thought that no posterity of his would point them out gloryingly in emulation. (10)

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