Sentence examples for key writer from inspiring English sources

However, the key writer Shepard is glossing is himself.

Classically, when Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise took the Thames TV cheque in 1977, they were unable to persuade their key writer, Eddie Braben, to move with them.

He was a key writer on SeaChange, and Rake takes on a bit of that program's melodrama and heightened dramatic tone.

He continued to work with Amber Films and became the key writer - arguably the father-figure - in the history of the Live Theatre Company in Newcastle.

6. Red Saturday (Hampstead theatre, London, and tour, 1983-84) Martinotllen (nototo be confused with the veteran manager currently at Barnet FC) is now best known as a key writer for Coronation Street.

Now Tony Jordan, a key writer on the Albert Square show, has reversed the circuit with a project that approaches the work of the BBC's house novelist in a more original way than the traditional rotating adaptations of the canonical novels.

(David Mills, his long-time associate and one of the show's key writers, died on the set of "Treme" last month).

We are particularly excited to have a number of key writers – Slavoj Žižek, Elif Shafak and Mark Mazower – who have agreed to deliver regular contributions to the site.

Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner was one of the key writers on The Sopranos, whose final scene, a sharp cut to black at Holsten's diner, is still endlessly debated.

Even though he considered himself primarily a fantasist, he (and a few other key writers) snapped science fiction out of its adolescent fugue and helped introduce the genre to a broader audience.

He was one of Evans's key writers and their friendship made him a bit part player in the ongoing tabloid soap opera of Evans's marriage to Billie Piper and subsequent sacking by Virgin.