Sentence examples for assigned to writers from inspiring English sources

The Writers Guild contract sets the minimum fees writers must be paid for their scripts and defines their residuals, the percentage of the producer's profits that are assigned to writers once teams of accountants are prepared to admit that the movie has made a profit.

The ones that get through are assigned to writers and those writers then spend weeks -- sometimes months -- developing their stories.

There's a traditional model of television writing, where stories are pitched in the writers' room, assigned to individual writers and then the scripts that come back get rewritten in the room.

Producer Harold Livingston was assigned to find writers for new episodes, while Roddenberry prepared a writers' guide briefing the uninitiated on the franchise canon.

He was assigned to the writers project.

Then, different scripts are assigned to various writers who go off and work on those episodes.

The topics of Stories 1, 4, and 5 (i.e. recall of medicine, stem cells, and college shootings) appear to be of both general and recent interest, as well as easily understood in terms of national importance or implications (e.g. regarding safety, ethics, and politics); such topics seem to be commonly assigned to staff writers.

The review is then assigned to a writer trusted to deliver the group's opinion.

Her editors say the task -- the "rowback" -- was assigned to another writer only because Gross had left for a long-planned vacation.

Bryn Mawr, Wellesley, Vassar graduates they, each is assigned to a staff writer, checks every word he writes, works hard & late, is barred by magazine's anti-feminine policy from editorial advancement.

It was called "A Star Is Born" and it already had four writers assigned to it full-time.