handwritten letter

"I will not stop writing some handwritten letters," he said.

The dean himself had told him as much, in a handwritten letter.

But no, wait a minute; at the bottom there was a handwritten letter.

With so much time spent online, a handwritten letter is now a museum piece.

They became handwritten letters, which meant the coaches were serious.

Otherwise, one could get nearly handwritten letters on the computer screen.

Handwritten letters of credit had to be taken to the banks.

Each has also received at least one handwritten letter urging them to support the bill.

"People have actually begun to use these symbols in their handwritten letters."

Others allow no outside communication beyond the occasional handwritten letter.

Writing handwritten letters to politicians and recruiting others to do so.

I skimmed the back section and saw two handwritten letters.

All told, members of the steelworkers' union sent 160,000 handwritten letters to Congress.

A handwritten letter was left attached to a tree in the woods nearby.

And he would often follow meetings with discursive handwritten letters.

Inside was a bundle of handwritten letters held together with a rubber band.

Figure 2.3 shows a possible Freeman encoding of a handwritten letter a.

The handwritten letter to the President was dated April 29.

I tore it open and saw it was a handwritten letter.

I did go through my mail because I respect handwritten letters.

The faded, handwritten letters and numbers on the brown bindings were clear enough.

His handwritten letter to the judge was dated Monday.

His handwritten letter dated 15 May 1863 gives a dramatic account of the tragedy.

Bob settled back and read the handwritten letter swiftly.

All the donors ask is to be stroked with photos, phone calls, and personal, handwritten letters.