Sentence examples for groups of writers from inspiring English sources
There were chattering groups of writers, diplomats and professors.
Again, it seemed like the two groups of writers could benefit from hearing one another's reflections.
Other theories of authorship involve the philosopher and statesman Francis Bacon, the playwright Christopher Marlowe and various groups of writers.
Many of these, such as The Longstockings, or the Blue Rose Girls, are home to groups of writers - which immediately solves the age-old grumble of the author who's unwilling to blog because it takes up too much time.
Guion and Handelman's draft was fussed with three times by sets of other writers, then tweaked three more times at comedy roundtables, where groups of writers gathered for about six hours to suggest new bits and jokes.
As was the case with much of the painting, Ming poetry and belles lettres were deliberately composed "after the fashion of" earlier masters, and groups of writers and critics earnestly argued about the merits of different Tang and Song exemplars.
And that group of writers was just incredible: me, Carl Reiner, Larry Gelbart, Neil Simon.
Moving to Paris, Condillac became acquainted with the Encyclopaedists, a group of writers led by Denis Diderot.
Johnson was part of a loosely defined group of writers calling themselves the Southern California School of Writers.
