Sentence examples for get a character from inspiring English sources

Some writers worry about how to get a character down the stairs and out the door -- not Cantor.

It's a price many people are happy to pay to get a character home with the upgrades they want, minus the DIY headaches.

Sometimes you get a character in your head and you keep redrawing it to make it work – a bigger nose, maybe smaller eyes.

They are simply done; using apps (such as ChatterKid) I ask students to get a character from Google and animate it.

Usually it falls to the writers to get a character purged from a network television series, but Taylor Momsen, who plays the naïve manipulator Jenny Humphrey on "Gossip Girl," appears to be taking matters into her own hands.

It may seem like a big leap from "Larry Sanders" to "The Sopranos," but it's not, really -- not if the crucial measurement is the willingness to risk an audience's affection to get a character or a situation right.

It's got a character that's difficult to define".

Ford Madox Ford writes wonderfully about getting a character up and running - what he calls "getting a character in".

And usually the image has got a character that I can then go and explore".

You don't know if you're getting a character from a Chekhov play or a Polanski film.

"Even Margaret Atwood's Penelopiad [from which the author reads tonight at Hay] makes her a brainless bitch, though at least she's got a character".