Sentence examples for essays run from inspiring English sources

Misbehaving school pupils should be made to do lines, write essays, run around a playing field or pick up litter, according to guidance issued by the Department for Education last week.

Traces of this oral core might be evident in certain repetitive, formulaic passages in which two or more of the essays run almost exactly parallel.

Luke Prescott, 17, has three items on his summer to-do list: write his college application essay, run 70 to 75 miles a week and get to know his dad.

She also had a photo essay run in the Chicago Reader.

You needn't imagine it, though: One unspooled essay runs like a news ticker along the base of every page.

"Sensuality," writes Maryan W. Ainsworth in a catalogue essay, "runs through Gossart's paintings, drawings, and prints as a leitmotif".

In the weeks since the essay ran, hundreds of recommendations have arrived for books which might be included in such a library.

Jeffrey Brenzel, dean of undergraduate admissions at Yale, said he did not stop reading if an essay ran long, but "if they go over the limit, the stakes go up".

Talking with Hamas, it is said in another essay, runs counter to efforts to delegitimize terrorism, and "the new administration will have to confront how best to deal with this awkward reality".

A few months after the essay ran, Kael quit The New Republic and took a job as movie critic at The New Yorker, a position she would hold for nearly twenty-five years.

Within days of their first meeting, he delivered a revised and greatly expanded essay running over 50 printed pages and including a reminder of Napoleon I's words of 1803: "In ceding Louisiana I strengthen forever the power of the United States and give to England a rival upon the sea which sooner or later shall abase her pride".