Sentence examples for Trouble of writing from inspiring English sources

"I was hesitant, and I had a lot of trouble of writing it.

But he did go to the trouble of writing blank verse.

She recently remarked that she wanted a voice machine like Stephen Hawkings to save herself the trouble of writing".

What would possess someone to go to all the trouble of writing a book and then take no credit for having done so?

But, even if we went to the glorious trouble of writing letters, there is no guarantee any more that they'd ever reach their destination.

I'm so glad that I didn't know about it because I would never have gone through the trouble of writing up this pitch.

She got in a lot of trouble for writing it, but I genuinely believe it to be the best and most honest account of an industry that chews people up and spits them out.

And once she'd begun to think of it as a story it had stopped troubling her; the idea of writing it had even come to be a comfort to her in bad times, a resource stored inside her, opening possibilities in the future.

In episode two James attempts to solve his money troubles by setting himself the task of writing a successful Young Adults Novel.

This sequence is grim and unoriginal, but at least it has a unified look and tone; at some point someone took the trouble to write 10 minutes of coherent drama.

On the BBC's Question Time last night, the Tory security spokeswoman, Pauline Neville-Jones, praised Brown for taking the trouble to write to the relatives of servicemen killed in Afghanistan and criticised the Sun's coverage.