Sentence examples for founding writers from inspiring English sources

Gotham's owners and founding writers, David Grae and Jeff Fligelman, leave daily operations to an administrative staff.

Allan Prior, who has died at the age of 84, claimed his place in the pantheon of popular television as one of the founding writers of the BBC-TV police series, Z Cars, a distinction roughly on a par with membership of the 1966 England World Cup team.

In 1996, he became one of the founding writers of the Baseball Prospectus, the compilation of baseball articles and statistics that has become the fantasy baseball player's go-to reference.

She was the first Latina blogger and began her writing career on the Web in 1997 as one of the founding writers of entertainment site Television Without Pity.

In the 1980s, he was a founding writer at the Sundance Screenwriters Lab, where he was known for rigor, frankness and more than one epiphany after eventually seeing merit in a work of which he had at first been wary.

Before getting into politics, he was a founding writer and performer on "Saturday Night Live," a radio host for Air America, and the author of humorous books such as "Rush Limbaugh Is a Big Fat Idiot".

Stothard named classicist Mary Beard as one of the publication's leading contributors, and made the point that Virginia Woolf had been a founding writer at the TLS and a pioneer of serious literary criticism in journals – "so we owe it all to her".

She is a founding writer and former senior producer for CNN.com and a former adjunct lecturer for Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism.

When Soviet troops invaded Czechoslovakia in 1968 he left for England, and for three years worked for publishers before joining the newly founded Writers and Scholars International and becoming assistant director of the Index, which draws attention to the work of writers whose work is suppressed for political reasons in their own countries.

In January, 2005, Ms. Stahl was awarded a California Arts Council grant to organize writers throughout California, and she founded Writers-at-Large, an advocacy group, to speak out against harassment of the press, First Amendment infractions, and in favor of a federal shield law.

The award, named for William Faulkner, was founded by writers in 1980 to honour their peers.