Sentence examples for commissioned to write about from inspiring English sources

As I travelled down America's west coast in late 2001, researching two plays I had been commissioned to write about a fictional governor's election, it was a relief to find that a muscular political language was alive and kicking.

Dave Simpson Read the article I was commissioned to write about the life of DJ Derek when he was still missing but, one day after I contacted his niece Jennifer, Derek's body was discovered, which made reporting the piece a much sadder and more delicate process.

What has actually been accepted between Dr. Kissinger, my publishers, Simon and Schuster, and me concerning the book that I have been commissioned to write about Dr. Kissinger in the year 1973 is as follows: "Dr. Kissinger has agreed to give Alistair Horne complete access and cooperation for his book, but has no editorial control over it".

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.

In September 1914, he was commissioned to write articles about the war's impact on different parts of England.

Either way, Kamal has confirmed that he was commissioned to write fake reviews about WAE+.

He had been commissioned to write a book about Goya's Black Paintings.

Bruhl's character, Thomas, is commissioned to write a film about a "quiet" murdered student and the "sexual, dominating" roommate accused of killing her.

One of your biggest fans is former deputy prime minister John Prescott, whom the Guardian once commissioned to write a blog about you.

This was long before Gawker became the subject of national fascination as a principal player in a drama that resembles something that Trey Parker and Matt Stone might imagine if they were commissioned to write a musical about the First Amendment.

Oh, if only.... Before all this there is a tortuous framing device in which Manolo's son Robert Dougray Scottt), commissioned to write a book about Josemaría, tries to interview his estranged father (Mr. Bentley in grotesque old-man makeup), who is near death, about his relationship with Josemaría.