Sentence examples for exercise to write from inspiring English sources
"So I set myself an exercise to write about patriarchy in a really simple way.
[It is an interesting exercise to write (T_kappa varphi ) in terms of Taylor coefficients of (widehat{varphi }) at (k=0) and so recover the kernels (K_j) of (16.13) for j odd.].
And, unless you're a hack (and we know there are plenty of those out there), isn't the whole point of this exercise to write good books?
It's kind of a fun exercise, to write about how a place makes you feel or what it means to you, or to use it as a jumping off point for a song, especially being people who really like to travel and being a band that started when Alex and I were traveling.
Trotsky read the book and was sufficiently exercised to write an article criticizing it.
Fourth graders, mindful that they would soon be taking the state Language Arts exam, attacked their exercise -- to write a paragraph about temptation -- with gusto.
A nice exercise is to write, or draw, as slowly as you can – it's so different from the usual way we get stuff out there – via tweets, texts or emails in easy chunks.
In the classroom at Tower Hamlets, the students' final exercise is to write down some of the issues raised by Cameron's comments on small sheets of paper.
One helpful exercise is to write down, preferably in a notebook, the emails you need to send, including any thoughts for what you want to include in each.
Another exercise is to write a few sentences on a piece of paper, then underline the last letter of each word.
(Edward Kosner, the former editor of the Daily News, Esquire, and New York magazine, was exercised enough to write a letter to the Times public editor that he shared with me.
