Cooke wrote: "The Primate was a great card, was much consulted by the King, for ever with him, or in correspondence with him.
If the people, or any of them, keep up a correspondence with parties in hostility, they are spies, and can be punished with death, or minor punishment.
He also had some pleasant intercourse and correspondence with young De Ungar, an accomplished officer, who seems to have had many literary and scientific tastes congenial with Jefferson's.
He kept up a correspondence with persons in the large cities, particularly, I think, in Philadelphia, for the purpose of receiving supplies of roots and seeds both for his kitchen and flower garden.
The evident cause of the anomaly is that, after the quarto in its original form had passed through the press, Pope saw reason to cancel the opening part of the volume which preceded Swift's correspondence with Gay.
There are transcripts of Pope's correspondence with Atterbury, which appeared in 1737.
Pope's letters," that he would have no correspondence with Curll, that he knew no such person as P.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "correspondence with" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
