Sentence examples for citizen writing from inspiring English sources
But he saw in Mr. Heffernan, who had a Buick, a mortgage and a family, "an ordinary citizen writing poems".
Dr. Bierenbaum carried on as a good citizen, writing an article in The Grand Forks Daily Herald about how to avoid snowblower injuries.
Or she could have garnered all the praise she needed, in her circles, by resigning in a muted fashion and then, as a private citizen, writing an op-ed or giving an interview, maybe even an enraged one.
"Forget Santa Claus," The Ottawa Citizen wrote in 2003.
Most people know of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen, written in 1789.
"A young man has died in our city who had his whole life before him," a Dresden citizen wrote.
"Someone has decided nationalism sells," Charles Gordon, a columnist for The Ottawa Citizen wrote approvingly in Maclean's magazine.
One concerned citizen wrote to me: "I just got an e-mail that I believe you authored and I agree with every word.
In Arizona, Anthony Gimino of the Tuscon Citizen writes that Lute Olson's silence has raised plenty of questions about what will happen with the Wildcats next season.
Mr. Jiang, a Chinese citizen, wrote about a series of corruption scandals that have racked northeast China and dared to implicate powerful local officials.
The modern citizen, wrote Loos, distinguished himself by his diet: "The vegetables he likes are simply cooked in water and served with a knob of butter".
