Sentence examples for getting a chance to write from inspiring English sources

And that feels like to me an opportunity, in a way it's kind of like getting a chance to write fan fiction at the highest possible level". I've seen the premiere of the show and can attest completely to the vibe hearkening back to the original film.

But now he gets a chance to write a different chapter.

"He's got a chance to write his own history," Mr. Richmond said.

I had the hottest story in the UK and I never got a chance to write it.

I got a chance to write exactly what I wanted and to say things the way they are.

The winner gets a chance to write an article about himself or herself in a national magazine.

The book's sales have been disappointing, the authors concede, but "We got a chance to write together, and that's a blessing," Ms. Millner said.

First, to thank the Institute for the opportunity to be engaged in the writing process, which is one of the things we never do as classroom teachers­to get a chance to write anything or read anything other than what is in the prescribed textbook.

Put those two halves together — pushing investigative journalism into the category of espionage and enemy activity; targeted killings to chase threats — and it seems possible that Grunwald could someday get a chance to write that defense, perhaps not with regard to Assange (we are not about to launch a drone strike in London, where he is now) but to someone similar to him.

It's just that I didn't get a chance to write the book itself until now.

If I ever get a chance to write a South Park episode on big data, perhaps some of the R-rated imagery Pacelli uses to describe this problem will become more widely known.