Sentence examples for budding novelist from inspiring English sources

I'm here to make sure you, as a budding novelist or publishing house, have the tools for those tablets.

("Brovar?" he asked. "Is that even a real name?") As Norquist learned more about the details of his character, one could sense another budding novelist emerging.

Jack, who fancies himself a budding novelist, was born in South Africa and lives in London with his fiancee, Marion Neil Gina McKeee), a department store detective.

I heard while I was at my party and shed a tear – though we weren't friends, it felt like a nice irony, in a way, that despite all her warmhearted discouragement, she had been very supportive of a budding novelist.

It begins in a park with a cerebral debate about literature between Brutus, an impoverished poet from an old and wealthy family, and Wanda, a budding novelist who wanders -- Wandas?

He returned when Lord Carnarvon's discovery of King Tutankhamun's tomb was announced in 1922, though in a very different role: as a budding novelist and film critic, on assignment for the Daily Mail.In spite of Carnarvon's exclusive deal with the Times, his assistant Howard Carter a former colleague and rival was unable to keep Weigall away from the Valley of the Kings.

Here's a new tip for budding novelists.

The inclusion of Kelman – a former warehouseman, care worker and local government administrator – will give hope to budding novelists.

And although Ms. Phillips fulfills her purely lighthearted ambitions for this story, she provides a cautionary example to budding novelists everywhere.

Budding novelists coded their feelings in imitation Brontë novels.

Close readers may have noticed that "Coffee, Tea or Me" and its sequels were all effusively dedicated by its putative authors to a former American Airlines marketing executive and budding young novelist — Mr. Bain.