Sentence examples for challenged to write from inspiring English sources

Poetic licence: The EU in verse Independent staff were challenged to write a Brussels-themed haiku.

A change in his compositional style came in 1963 when, challenged to write simple tunes, he created Three Pieces in Old Style for orchestra.

There are currently books on the website from a heavy metal-loving sociologist writing about big fish in small ponds, starting with The Best Water Skier in Luxembourg; Soviet defector Vitali Vitaliev's anti-tourist guide to Italy; and a first novel by a Bristol schoolteacher, Jenny Pickup, who was challenged to write Unbelievable by her students, the cheeky sods.

Challenged to write the shortest of novels, the master of terse prose is said to have come up with this: "For sale.

In addition, they are not challenged to write, or read beyond minimal standards.

Every person in the room was challenged to write a romance novel by the end of the year.

The Face was challenging to write.

It is challenging to write about Suffolk County without mentioning its 500-some castles.

"It's challenging to write something that's intentionally bad," he said.

It's a form of writing that mixes fact, evocation, judgment, wit — challenging to write without falling into journalistic cliche and patter.

Was it challenging to write about Yunior in the present day, as a man on the early side of middle age?