Sentence examples for battle to write from inspiring English sources

After the school closed in 1933, many Bauhäuslers fled from Germany, and the battle to write the history of the Bauhaus began.

As for Rogen's movie, the details remain scarce but it's going to be an uphill battle to write anything funnier than rich millennials 'gramming their bread and cheese plates.

Co-produced by the directors Pedro Almodóvar and Fernando Meirelles ("City of God"), it examines the relationship of love and support that sustains José Saramago, the Portuguese novelist who won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1998, and his wife, Pilar del Rio, as Saramago battled to write one last novel before his death in 2010 at the age of 87.

With Field Marshal Montgomery's Memoirs as her guide, Manning found battle scenes easier to write in the second volume of the trilogy, The Battle Lost and Won.

The book captures the heartbreaking struggle Wallace waged with severe depression throughout his adult life, and his battle not only to write — to capture the frenetic debates in his head on paper — but also to navigate the humdrum routines of daily life, while feeling perched above "a huge black hole without a bottom".

But in the final days of a spring legislative session that ends Friday, state leaders have been locked in a battle over how to write a law they never wanted as they race against a court-mandated June 9 deadline forcing Illinois to become, at last, a "concealed carry" state.

The stamp commemorates the 1814 battle of Fort McHenry, and at that time the flag had 15 stripes (This is the battle that inspired Francis Scott Key to write "The Star-Spangled Banner").

She loved to write battle scenes.

"Some are battle rappers and need to write their own lyrics.

I have to constantly battle to be allowed to write black characters who are as noble and flawed as any other human being".

It comes amid a high-profile failure related to the San Bernardino attacks, where the FBI lost a battle to compel Apple to write a version of its mobile operating system with weaker security protections.