The phrase "and write from the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is instructed to write something based on a specific source or inspiration.
Example: "Please read the article and write from the insights you gather."
Alternatives: "and compose based on the" or "and create from the".
He remembers life here before the boom, when children learned to read and write from the Koran, there was hardly any infrastructure and no sports or entertainment.
We will burn your cities down.'" Baldwin and Styron agreed that "the writer should be free to demolish the barrier of colour, to cross the forbidden line and write from the point of view of someone with a different skin".
Kaplan's advice -- "Don't panic and write from the opposing point of view" -- dooms all chance of persuasion by forbidding any concession, anything that might make the writer sound thoughtful and balanced, as he or she takes a stand.
His curly hair may now be grey, but he has not forgotten what it feels like to be "the child who was always left out in school, who was put on a separate table because we were Travellers who 'couldn't read or write', although I could read and write from the age of four.
"A common conviction dominated our attitude toward the writing of fiction," he explains, "and this was that in the creation of novels and stories the writer should be free to demolish the barrier of color, to cross the forbidden line and write from the point of view of someone with a different skin.
It is also seen in her willingness to trust her own imagination and write from the point of view of characters -- men and women; old and young; Americans and Bosnians; Muslims, Christians and Jews; soldiers and refugees; the wounded and the doomed and those who survive them -- who may be nothing like her and whose histories are nothing like her own.
Meloy has stopped writing short stories and written from the heart.
She had loved books and writing from the age of seven.
At the time, it was recorded in a number of what would now be called instant books, mostly by survivors and written from the missionaries' point of view.
Specialist contractors have cleared spray-painted imagery and writing from the lower parts of Dumbarton Rock.
Former wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist lined up four bats in a row outside his house and wrote: "From the Gilly kids".
