Sentence examples for dead writing from inspiring English sources

Some of that pressure has been self-imposed, as the modest five-person "Walking Dead" writing staff (and one freelancer) has been working since the winter to provide material for the cast and crew based in Atlanta, where the show will be filmed through November.

There is no way I would be caught dead writing an article like this by myself.

Be the sworn enemy of cliche and dead writing.

I was also struck, to my considerable embarrassment, by how often I have failed to follow our advice: been sloppy about particularisation, failed to scan my texts for dead writing, been too lazy to read my drafts aloud.

But with that said, the Fear the Walking Dead writing team needs to be understand their audience at this point.

"The past is never dead," wrote Faulkner.

The Grateful Dead wrote a song about him.

A cardboard sign above the entrance read "Pray for the dead," written in Chinese and Tibetan.

One of them was "What Now, Now That We Are Dead?," written during a period of extrajudicial killings in Karachi.

"Beware, beware the angry dead," wrote DH Lawrence in poem after poem towards the end of his life.

Not to take anything away from the accomplishment, but this issue of "The Walking Dead," written by Robert Kirkman and illustrated by Charlie Adlard, had a little help.