Sentence examples for aim to write a from inspiring English sources

If you aim to write a story in 5000 words, you've got a good chance of finishing it.

We'll also aim to write a weekly blog, rounding up your reviews that have caught our eye.

You could certainly trace a dotted biographical line, he says, from this campaign back to the year he left Oxford when he set off for Africa with a friend and an aim to write a book about the efforts to save wildlife in the sub-Saharan continent (as well as about the "messiah complex" of certain conservationists who believed they had all the answers).

Cleave likes both titles, believing that The Other Hand "speaks to the dichotomous nature of the novel, with its two narrators and two worlds", also referencing Sarah's injury, while Little Bee is appropriate as the novel is really the telling of Little Bee's story, and sounds "bright and approachable", in line with his aim to write "an accessible story about a serious subject".

He aimed to write a text that instilled national pride.

O'Neill aimed to write a stage play as a novel, showing each character at that intersecting moment of saying what is felt and what is heard.

Despite his emphasis on greed, trickery and hustling, however, McDougall aims to write a comprehensive history of early America, and he succeeds to a remarkable extent.

Miller aims "to write a book that might guide people through the thicket of their own views about heaven by holding up a mirror of other people's beliefs, both current and past".

Golio says he aimed to write "a story that told the truth," and insofar as the truth can be told about Dylan, he has succeeded, making only a couple of trivial factual slips.

I am not sure whether Mr. Weller was aiming to write a variation on Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" — the play's (rather tasteless) title suggests that he might have been — but as with the creature brought into being by the title character of that novel, Ben's violent impulses are eventually trained on the man who could be said to have made him the way he is: George W. Bush.

An academy panel aims to write a report within a few months filling in the details.