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Example sentences for "long letter"

  • Marjorie's books and writing desk were on the table also, for she had studied mental philosophy and chemistry after she had copied her composition and written a long letter to her mother.

  • I am glad Hollis wrote such a long letter to his mother if he could not come home.

  • That had been a long letter; perhaps too long.

  • I received almost instantaneously a long letter of four sweating pages from my Reluctant Letter-Writer, the purport of which was, that he was sorry his 2d vol.

  • Forgive my petulance and often, I fear, ill founded criticisms, and forgive me that I have, by this time, made your eyes and head ach with my long letter.

  • After Hippy and Nora had gone home that evening she wrote a long letter to Arline, setting the matter frankly before her.

  • It was not a long letter, yet somehow she had managed exactly to convey the meaning she had intended.

  • It was not a long letter, yet she knew that the recipient would read between the lines and fully comprehend the serious situation which confronted herself and Mrs. Gray.

  • Vice-President Stephens writes a long letter to the Secretary, opposing the routine policy of furloughs, and extension of furloughs; suggesting that in each district some one should have authority to grant them.

  • Scott abused every one who wrote a long letter.

  • Before the day was over Lord George wrote a long letter to his wife,--full of affection indeed, but still more full of covert reproaches.

  • The Marquis did not condescend to reply to his brother's letter; but he wrote what was for him a long letter to Mr. Knox, urging upon the agent the duty of turning his mother and sisters altogether out of the place.

  • I will write, though I can't promise you a long letter; I never wrote a long letter in my life.

  • Dear Mother, "I cannot write you a long letter; but as I know you will not be sorry to receive any intelligence of my movements, pray accept what I can give.

  • I presume you have received a long letter I wrote from Albania, with an account of my reception by the Pacha of the province.

  • You will not expect a long letter after my riding so far 'on hollow pampered jades of Asia.

  • Wrote a long letter to Lord William Bentinck.

  • The first is a long letter, written in Latin, by Jogues, to the Father Provincial at Paris.

  • I have today written a long letter to Leo Festetics.

  • This is indeed a long letter, my dear Lenz, and as yet I am only at the preliminaries.

  • I wrote a long letter after I came home to my Lord Elgin about Greenshields, the sculptor.

  • Then I had a long letter to write to Lockhart,[356] correct and read, and despatch proofs, etc.

  • I never mentioned to congress a long letter I have written, four months ago, to France, about a project for the East Indies, to which I expect the answer.

  • To this letter was joined a long letter to the president of congress, which contained nearly the same things, expressed in a different manner.

  • But all the accounts I receive are so uncertain, that I cannot form any fixed opinion until I reach my destination; from thence, my love, I shall write you a long letter.

  • I can write a long letter, as well as my mistress; and shall be glad that my long letters may be as welcome as hers.

  • Pray, dear madam, let me have a long letter.

  • Hubert Varrick was greatly amazed at this intelligence; but before he could make any remark Maillard went on quickly: "We received a long letter from an old nurse who used to be in Gerelda's family years ago.

  • In the meantime, in her lonely mansion, Mrs. Varrick was writing a long letter to her son.

  • Then Gerelda had the woman write a long letter to me, telling me all, and bidding me break the news gently to her mother and you.

  • I have been hard at work all yesterday, and besides had to write a long letter to Bob, so I found no time until quite late, and then was sleepy.

  • I surely need not add, dear lad, that if you don't feel like it, you will only have to pacify me by a long letter on general subjects, when I shall hasten to respond in recompense for my assault upon the postal highway.

  • This is a long letter for me; rub your hands, boy, for 'tis an honour.

  • MY DEAR SIR,--This formidable paper need not alarm you; it argues nothing beyond penury of other sorts, and is not at all likely to lead me into a long letter.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "long letter" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    long absence; long afterward; long and; long black; long day; long detour; long discussion; long flight; long friend; long gallery; long hours; long interval; long knife; long line; long piece; long poem; long procession; long ranges; long residence; long ride; long room; long thoughts; long train; long tyme; longer alone; longer time