Sentence examples for has decided to write from inspiring English sources

She has decided to write to HMRC to tell them about the account.

It's a shame, then, he has decided to write the novelisation of his latest film, Youth, himself.

The New Yorker, April 6, 1940 P. 18 A dream in which Shakespeare tells his friend Ben Jonson about a play he has decided to write.

In response, Bertone has decided to write (with an Italian journalist) his own account of his time at the Vatican, to be called "Il Camerlengo" ("The Chamberlain"), one of the many titles that came with his former job.

Tired of churning out novels only his girlfriends read, Kellas has decided to write a mass-market thriller with a truly unlikely plot: after the massacre in Iran, all of Europe bands together against the United States.

"The older I get the more sympathy I have for families who discover that some stranger has decided to write about their famous member without, as it were, so much as a by-your-leave," she admits.

So this year, I've decided to write them down.

I had decided to write and illustrate a story.

It's as if Terry Eagleton had decided to write a paean to Winifred Holtby.

"Their assumption was that I was a 50-year-old ex-marine who had decided to write about his experiences.

Rather than a memoir, though, Talese had decided to write a book "set within the milieu of a restaurant".