Sentence examples for had better write from inspiring English sources

You can expect some intellectual fireworks in small-circulation magazines and perhaps the odd public beheading of Bush courtiers (Rummy had better write his memoirs quickly).

"And then," she adds, "I thought that I had better write something that could stand respectably next to Virginia Woolf before I imitated her death".

"You had better write all this in your notebook," Salomé tells Shepherd, "so when nothing is left of us but bones, someone will know where we went".

Someone, soon, had better write the book, "What's Happening to All of Us?" After all, as Ms Finland points out, her son is just "the first generation to come of age in the age of autism".

Size isn't everything (Penelope Fitzgerald won in 1979 with a book that was just 144 pages long) but if averages are a safe bet, you had better write 374 pages.

One of the recent bizarre and extremely problematic developments is that scholars are no longer free to choose their own fields: if you don't have tenure yet, or if you are speculating on regular promotions, you had better write and publish on the kind of subject matter and with the kind of methodology that will ensure regular publication in top journals in the United States or the United Kingdom.

I knew I had better writing in me, it only needed to surface.

Their unconditional love for one another, this incredible house and the dogs, no one could have better written a story," Burke said.

(And Final Fantasy XIII has better writing and voice acting than that film, though that's not saying much).

If you're considering the self-publishing track, I find that authors who make professional editing a priority tend to have better writing overall.

In general we anticipated that the biology teachers would have more content knowledge about genomics before instruction while the English teachers would have better writing skills.