That is one burden of writing history so soon; we still remember it.
But the last thing I want is the burden of writing letters and making phone calls to various agencies to arrive at a solution for each patient.
The casting of Mr. Walken immediately relieves the screenwriters, R. J. Stewart and James Vanderbilt, of the burden of writing a character for him: he delivers his standard creepy, campy performance, punctuated by a few feral yelps.
Coleridge had projected an enormous poem to be called "The Brook," in which he proposed to treat all science, philosophy, and religion, but he soon laid the burden of writing this poem upon Wordsworth himself.
In her introduction, she shrugs off the burden of writing a definitive history of African-American food: "That copiously annotated, weighty opus has yet to appear and will be the work of another," she writes in a rather disappointing abdication, given her credentials.
In the 6 years she has been in the lab, Delmau says, the burden of writing proposals has spread further down the organization chart.
To avoid the burden of writing unique, accented dialogue for several characters, team member Kiyoshi Yoshii coded a system that produces accents by modifying basic text for certain characters.
Eugenides has relieved himself of the burden of writing a bunch of scenes that involve the two characters, or even scenes where one character is thinking about the other character; the title alone sets up an expectation about these characters' fates, so the vacillating narratives are free to move in opposite directions for long sections of the book while still feeling connected.
This, they hypothesize, would create feedback that is relevant to and understood by students and would release faculty members from some of the burden of writing descriptive feedback on student submissions.
Although I have worked diligently and persistently, the burdens of writing a column in the state of New Jersey have proven insurmountable.
