Sentence examples for guess to write from inspiring English sources

However, they are trying, I guess, to write poetry.

Around the same time — the song took about a month, I guess, to write — right in the middle of it I was in Austin, Tex., and Alex Chilton passed away.

"We grieve in different ways, and my way, I guess, is to write about it," Mr. Klein, 65, acknowledged in his Time piece.

"I guess everybody wants to write a hit song," he said.

Some trilogies become obligations — as in, "I've written the first two, I guess I have to write the third" — and consequently run out of steam.

I guess I learned to write by being an observant person.

There are other candidates too, and I guess I have to write about them and you have to read about them, so here we go: John Kasich continues to do well enough in the polls to earn a spot on the main stage, though he's mostly focused on New Hampshire.

I'm guessing Shakespeare began to write A Midsummer Night's Dream after a hideous time wrestling with characters who would not come clear (e.g. family or bureaucrat landowners) and then he had this nightmarish mix, and came up flowing with this image; the world is crazy: milkmaid was screwing the donkey.

I guess if you try to write with honesty and emotional truth, then that will resonate no matter what the age of the viewer".

"I guess the challenge is to write books for boys that have female characters in, that the boys will relate to.

I then have to make a guess that he meant to write Spurii, 'the freedman of Spurius' there's not really a name Purus.