Примеры использования He sent a letter на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He sent a letter.
For example, if a person likes to buy high-heeled shoes, he sent a letter, starting with the title:"What is your favorite shoes with heels X».
He sent a letter to the bishop.
In the lead up to the Group of Eight Summit in Hokkaido, he sent a letter of appeal to all Group of Eight countries urging them to increase ODA.
He sent a letter across the great ocean.
Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze said on June 16 that he sent a letter with plans of the settlement of the situation in Abkhazia to Washington.
He sent a letter to Lady Stubbs and she was frightened.
Although General Johnson's wing of ULIMO did not sign the agreement, he sent a letter to the Chairman of ECOWAS on 2 October, informing the Chairman of his acceptance of the agreement.
He sent a letter to the Chairperson of the Commission of the African Union in this regard and looks forward to further contributing to this initiative.
Having been dispatched by her to Italy on the errand of restoring the scholarship program for Russian artists that had been established by Peter the Great, he sent a letter, laying out his conditions for continuing his service in Russia.
And he sent a letter in these words.
Faced with the gravity of the situation, the Special Rapporteur issued a press release in which he expressed his concerns, andon 8 July 1998, he sent a letter to the Minister for Foreign Affairs in order to seek clarifications.
Maybe he sent a letter, a proclamation or something.
In July 2008, the author received a letter from Mersin University stating that it had initiated an investigation into his failure to perform military service,despite the fact that he had obtained time off to do so. On 12 August 2008, he sent a letter stating the reasons why he had not performed such service, and requesting to have his job back.
Next day he sent a letter to the Council in response asking to explain the existing situation.
After receiving the conclusions of the inquiry, he sent a letter to Mr. Nwankwo requesting him to accept the apologies of the Government and informing him that appropriate measures would be taken against the members of the police concerned.
In August, he sent a letter to Zeng:"Although we have been separated for almost a year, our feelings for each other do not have to be said in order to be felt.
Several months later he sent a letter to Shōko saying he would never come back, but without explaining the reason.
He sent a letter to the Department of Public Prosecutions(DPP) to challenge the sentence and the DPP agreed that there might have been an inconsistency.
The next day he sent a letter to all 168 voting members of the RNC announcing his candidacy for chairman.
He sent a letter to the Government of Fiji proposing dates for a visit, in light of the statement made in May 2008 by the Attorney-General in support of such a visit.
In December 1837, he sent a letter outlining his proposals to Robert Wallace, MP for Greenock.
In 1942 he sent a letter to Erwin Stresemann requesting that he was available as"foreign labour" for the Zoological Museum at Berlin but it did not reach him.
Around mid-November he sent a letter saying that a man had agreed to take him to the mainland in exchange for a large sum of money.
He sent a letter to Emperor Mu of Jin's court with a mixed message, appearing to invite Jin to send forces north and agreeing to submit, but the letter could also be read as a defiant challenge.
Three days later he sent a letter in English to the same Stockholm address, enclosing an envelope with a second letter, in German and addressed to Berlin.
On 28 March 2012, he sent a letter to King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz al-Saud of Saudi Arabia, urging him to try to strive for peace in the gloom of the impending World War III.
In addition, he sent a letter, dated 10 April 2003, to relevant specialized agencies, United Nations departments, programmes and funds and other international organizations, with the same solicitation.
Furious, he sent a letter to Ellery Anderson, who headed the New York Reform Club, to condemn the party's apparent drift towards inflation and agrarian control, the"dangerous and reckless experiment of free, unlimited coinage of silver at our mints.
According to the Government, he sent a letter withdrawing the lawsuit to the Chiba District Public Prosecutor's Office on 16 December 1993. On 7 March 1996, he filed a renewed lawsuit for damages, alleging that he had been assaulted by the officers at the Chiba District Court.