Sentence examples for burgeoning writer from inspiring English sources

Xavier makes Joe a plausibly drifting opportunist, Siobhan Dillon is good as the burgeoning writer he falls for, even if their love duet is one of the weaker numbers.

In high school and, later, at Harvard, the burgeoning writer studied French and was excellent at it; he moved to France on a Fulbright in 1955, and lived in a number of towns before finally settling in Paris.

Serena, who is an avid and quick reader of fiction, is given the task of vetting burgeoning writer Thomas Haley.

In the setting of English academia, a burgeoning writer, Larry Morgan, and his wife Sally develop a relationship with the Langs.

After watching a Brady Bunch re-run with her sister, a burgeoning writer, and a mutual friend -- who could recite all of Jan Brady's lines verbatim -- the Soloways realized the power of the Brady medium and scripted the Real Live Brady Bunch.

Through the theatre's burgeoning writers' groups, we've brought a new generation of playwrights to the stage, including many young women... Box office receipts and fundraising are at an all-time high".

This opened the door for thousands of manuscript submissions from burgeoning writers who, for the first time ever, were being commissioned to write about their own underground, alternative experiences.

The CIA developed several guises to throw money at young, burgeoning writers, creating a cultural propaganda strategy with literary outposts around the world, from Lebanon to Uganda, India to Latin America.

Some will be traditional veterans of their craft, while others will be burgeoning experimental writers.

We are expected to believe that a proven charge of literary plagiarism would torpedo an attractive young writer's burgeoning career.

It's also true that many of the best children's writers explore the burgeoning sexuality that's a key part of the teen years.