Sentence examples for has contracted to write from inspiring English sources

The novelist, whose previous works include "Prague" and "The Song Is You," has contracted to write an introduction to a newly discovered tragedy by Shakespeare.

The book begins — and ends, more or less — in 1999, with Talese four years late on the autobiography he has contracted to write.

He finished a draft of "To Have and Have Not" and immediately contracted to write a series of newspaper dispatches from the Madrid front.

They are what the book Rule was contracted to write would have been had she never known Bundy.

The crowdfunding effort, however, brought him to the attention of a publisher, who has contracted him to write a book about his trip.

She has contracted with Penguin Books to write five books for children 6 and older, the BBC reported yesterday.

Mr. Bourdain has a contract to write two more nonfiction books, one on Typhoid Mary and the other about a round-the-world odyssey on which he will consume demi-glace-free fare like monkey brains.

She continues to review books on her blog Read All Day (readallday.org); began a book blog for The Huffington Post; and, inevitably, has a contract to write a book about reading books, to be called "Tolstoy and the Purple Chair".

He had a contract to write a book on the nineteen-sixties — he had hated the Beats, and he regarded the counterculture as the legacy of the Beats — and he went to Yaddo, the writers' colony in Saratoga Springs, where he had written much of "Making It," to work on it.

I couldn't have felt better prepared -- I spoke the language, could understand dialect and had a contract to write a book about Calabria.

As for me, I have a contract to write another mystery.