Sentence examples for begun to write about from inspiring English sources

Within months of Roger's death, Edward St. Aubyn had begun to write about him.

I had not begun to write about dance but loved the art and wanted to see more on the stage.

The path he did take had its origin in his days in the London bureau, when he had begun to write about food and travel.

BACK in the early '80s, when I had just begun to write about cooking, I used to hang around in the kitchen of a man named Peter Chang.

Back then, she was a regular user of LiveJournal, the social networking site that was a forerunner of Myspace and Facebook, and one of her online contacts had begun to write about the process of finding out he was autistic.

'I still know exactly how scared I was during the autumn of 1989,' says Schulze. 'We could have had another Tiananmen Square.' Schulze insists that, contrary to his reputation, Regener has not even begun to write about the events of 1989, or life in the GDR.

Leftist intellectuals who had come of age in the sixties began to write about laughter as an anarchic force, overturning power by making it seem ridiculous.

So he began to write about teaching.

Let's say you are a young person beginning to write about politics and policy.

$30 How do you even begin to write about two of the most storied people alive?

Unable to write fiction, Fitzgerald began to write about himself, and how he'd arrived at this sorry impasse.