Sentence examples for essays from inspiring English sources

And I have some regrets, such as not practicing enough timed essays, and of course the unexpected grade in biology.

"He was a mythical figure in my childhood... and his many musical scores, essays and patents in addition to his prolific artistic output attest to his many talents," she said.

In his brilliant book of essays, The Man Who Ate Everything, the food writer Jeffrey Steingarten describes his adventures with turkey.

Reinventing the State, a collection of essays by the party's great and good, is edited by David Howarth MP and two former party policy chiefs.

He is the latest in a long line of prospective Labour big-hitters to edit the collection of essays, with the honour going to Rachel Reeves in 2010, Neil Kinnock in 1979 and Roy Jenkins in 1959.

"The mind wanders when doing essays, but if you develop a focus and know you have to use your time efficiently then it's a very transferable skill," says Baddeley.

Typing essays on my laptop helped me visualise my arguments and doing a detailed essay plan cut down on the hours spent writing.

The long reads will be between 3,000 and 5,000 words in length and will showcase a wide range of in-depth analysis and essays, as well as detailed profile pieces and on-the-ground reportage.

"I write essays like that, and long articles for the newspaper in the same way.

He had earlier reinterpreted the demand for money as an exercise in portfolio choice, for example in his paper, The Quantity Theory of Money - A Restatement, in the book of essays Studies in the Quantity Theory of Money (1956), which he edited; though this was not, in reality, that much of a break with Keynesian ideas.

I have an academic background in American military history, and I rarely get the opportunity to write, so I have been sharpening my writing with several essays for a history website.