Sentence examples for experiences to write a from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Kargman drew on her experiences to write a screenplay, "Intern," a sendup of the fashion world as seen through the eyes of a 23-year-old magazine intern (played by Dominique Swain).

He gave interviews, wrote magazine articles and drew on his own experiences to write a book, "Story of a Secret State," which was published at the end of 1944 by Houghton Mifflin and became a Book of the Month Club selection.

I make a lot of jokes these days, sometimes telling friends that I am going to draw on my experiences to write a satirical sequel to Harry Potter, whereby, realising his degree from Hogwarts has no value in the labour market, Harry is forced to get a job in a Virgin Media call centre.

When the war ended he made his way to England, where he lived and wrote for some years, publishing "A World Apart" seven years before Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn drew on similar but somewhat later experiences to write "A Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" and gain an international readership.

She was assistant director of admissions at Dartmouth College from 1992 to 1997 and used that experience to write a book, "A is for Admission," that angered her former colleagues and stirred controversy by revealing the details of Dartmouth's admission process.

"Having the comments at the bottom of the page — people feel that; they feel they're not as legitimate a voice as the original post," says Travis Nichols, who moderated a Poetry Foundation blog for several years and drew on this experience to write a novel, "The More You Ignore Me," whose belligerent narrator takes over a cooking Web site with a venomous lament.

Postwar in 1820, seemingly at the instigation of the Bavarian Bureau of Military Topography, he combined his military and geological experience to write a memorandum on the relationship between geology and military science.

During the summer, Cleave painted underpasses, gardened and picked up litter, and hoped to use this experience to write a book.

She intended to use her experience to write a book about the history of the Roman Republic a work she may have begun as early as 1847— and hoped to find an American publisher after a British one rejected it.

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Next, either interview a live person from the list and write up your findings, or, in the case of a fantasy pick, research that person's life to find one or more defining experiences to write up as a short vignette.