Sentence examples for emerging writing from inspiring English sources

The purpose behind the study was to map these newly emerging writing and assessment practices in order to find out how teachers conceptualized portfolio assessment in different types of institutions and disciplines, and what this meant for how portfolios were used and assessed.

Along with the new Young Writers Award with Radio 4 and the Reading Agency, this is a major commitment by the BBC to nurturing emerging writing talent.

Perhaps more significantly, her time at the west London venue has also seen her forge relationships with both established and emerging writing talent.

Some details of the forthcoming Irish budget are emerging, writes Henry McDonald in Dublin.

Its most important artistic contribution may have been the simplification and standardization of the emerging written Chinese language.

With the '70s and his move to Orkney, another Peter Maxwell Davies emerges, writing considered, quasi-lyrical responses to the Scottish landscape that evolve into a series of major symphonies that critics rightly call Sibelian.

But today he's left behind his on-screen geek persona and allowed a real-life geek persona to emerge, writing for magazines, newspapers and his own blog about videogames, tech, politics and culture.

The destroyer emerged, writes Parker, from heavy fog as it approached Dover.

The destroyer emerged, writes Parker, from heavy fog as it approached Dover.

A letter emerged, written by former party chairman Sayeeda Warsi and sent to Mr Shapps, demanding action be taken against Mr Clarke.

"Different signals about foreign exchange policy have wrong-footed market participants and we are wary in believing that an immediate calmness will soon emerge," wrote Paul Mackel, head of emerging markets FX research at HSBC in a note.