Sentence examples for grew to write from inspiring English sources

He began his career as a bossa nova musician, and then grew to write songs that reflected a focus on political awareness and social activism.

I grew up to write both their stories.

Jenny grew up to write novels, and at this point has published three.

Journalists with any talent either grew up to write fiction, or, in one of the literary revolutions of the 1960s, applied literary techniques to facts.

Had he lived even a decade longer, he would have held in his arms the great-grandchild who grew up to write these words.

"Sabrina was my attempt to create a show that I would've loved as that weird young girl who grew up to write for Letterman and Spy and The Simpsons".

His son, knowing nothing about it, grew up to write an anguished film, "Music Box," in which an American woman learns, in the final reel, that her father was a wartime Nazi.

"By 2018, TV's share of ad revenue will fall to 40% whilst digital's will have grown to 35%," writes co-author Leika Kawasaki.

It is safe to assume that as long as women give birth, their beloved boys and girls will grow up to write bruising punch lines about them.

And I hope her daughters grow up to write their own books, and maybe learn the skills to better anticipate how theirs will be received.

If DNA counts for anything, the little Menschs may grow up to write books such as Sparkles and Glitz, prior to becoming valued Tory MPs.