Sentence examples for industry writer from inspiring English sources

Props to film industry writer Scott Feinberg, who has once again commandeered a fascinating series of articles where Academy members candidly reveal their thinking behind their Oscar votes – in all its woolliness.

Mr. Montgomery, a veteran product manager who has also worked as a computer industry writer and editor, is an example of how it just might be possible to teach dinosaurs to dance.

Mr Walmsley, a rail industry writer who worked on the development of the Valleys lines for British Rail in the 1980s, suggests trams would be cheaper and more effective than trains in the long run.

Before he entered the television industry, writer and consulting producer Ben Edlund had wanted to pen a metafictional script dealing with television production, but decided against it because he did not have production knowledge.

Yet not all who disagree are trolls, and Chmielarz's writing has a knack of rubbing his fellow professionals up the wrong way too, such as Tadhg Kelly, TechCrunch columnist and industry writer.

These are a few of the scenes painted by Detroit News auto industry writer Bryce Hoffman in his new book, "American Icon: Alan Mulally and the Fight to Save Ford Motor Company," Crown Business, 2012.

"It's a huge part of the industry, writers who have been working for 10, 15 years who've never gotten a movie made".

Auletta joins Leo Carey in a conversation with Sasha Weiss about the effect of e-books on the publishing industry, writers, and readers.

Ms. Clerk refers to such people as "a brain cottage industry" — writers, booksellers, artists, craftsmen, traders and entrepreneurs to whom the Internet can be indispensable.

Fortunately for the travel industry, writers gotta eat and occasionally like to stay somewhere better than a B&B 30 miles from their 9am talk at the Smethwick literary festival.

The upheaval at the union comes on the eve of critical negotiations with Hollywood studios and television networks over a new three-year contract on conditions for entertainment industry writers.