Sentence examples for decides to write something from inspiring English sources

If many writers would, with justice, rather have fewer parties for the big fish and more pay for the small fry, well, Dr. Johnson said, rightly, that anyone who decides to write something believes herself to be wiser or wittier than the rest of mankind, and that it is up to the rest of mankind to decide if she is.

Scrutinising the "innumerable trollops" and rent-boys that crowd its bars and cafes, he notes how "overly elegant and overly shaven lads... sit and sigh at the corner tables until an old fat man, flushed and pop-eyed, decides to write something (what, ye Gods?) on the back of the bill and send a waiter with it to one of them.

Then, once a contributor gets an alert and decides to write something, she said it becomes "a human process" of writing a comment and submitting it for publication.

Instead I decided to write something much more peculiar.

To prepare, Harding studied Vietnam's history and, in the process, "decided to write something to the SCLC convention...

So I decided to write something where he loses it a bit.

It was then that Puzo decided to write something that would make enough money for him to support his family.

After seeing the film, though, he decided to write something that might not get much air time.

The band had been performing jukebox hits, but on the drive from Mississippi to Memphis, its members decided to write something of their own.

There, in the car park, I decided to write something called "Cities of the Dead", a reflection on how very little history and culture can do to prevent shame and decay.

Mascagni, best known for his opera "Cavalleria Rusticana," wrote "Guglielmo Ratcliff" in 1890, when he was nearly destitute, Mr. Silipigni said, and on the advice of his friend, Puccini, decided to write something that would be popular.