Sentence examples for budding authors from inspiring English sources

With plenty of time for questions and some practical activities, this is a class budding authors won't want to miss.

More science than sorcery, "Round the Garden" offers a worthwhile lesson to young gardeners and inspiration to budding authors.

While there is scope for avid readers to add to their own virtual "bookshelf", the site seems to be aimed particularly at budding authors - members are encouraged to "create a profile for your own book" and "start uploading your work".

The audience at the festival included two actresses who are also budding authors, Nandana Sen who acted in the critically acclaimed "Black," and Tisca Chopra of the "Taare Zameen Par" fame.

The budding authors from that class — now, (eek!) high schoolers — still mention it to me on Facebook, a testament to the fact that creating these authentic connections with reading is very powerful.

To put this into perspective, Stephen King suggests to budding authors that they write a thousand words a day.

Elle Fanning will play Mary Shelley in the story of the budding author's romance with poet Percy, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Writer spoke to Patricia Baird, a dietician and budding author of several cookbooks, many of which had recipes which might make use of meat.

Michael's tale emerges chapter by chapter, each sent as an attachment by budding author William Mendez, whose email dialogue with his agent Valerie Morrell punctuates this book, both commenting on the story and becoming a plot strand in its own right.

The two junior girls, not quite nubile, are relatively dim, though Mab is assigned a certain boniness and a laugh that "showed too many teeth" and Nan a volatile, inquisitive intensity that suggests a budding author.

Tony Blair's book-signing tour got off to a violent start in Dublin, where it was reported that the crowd threw not just eggs, but shoes at the budding author.