Sentence examples for like to write something from inspiring English sources

I have the memories of those people, and I like to write something for them.

Wouldn't she like to write something more substantial that would win Britain's leading literary prize?

I'd like to write something closer and without so much scenery.

"Every day," he said, "we like to write something fun or racy so we can watch the old men look shocked as they walk by".

"So we're approaching all the literary or established greats to see whether they would like to write something with a paranormal twist.

It might be time for Winslow's city fathers to see if John Mayer or Coldplay would like to write something sweet about their charming little town.

You can type or write anything you'd like, but you need to write something in order to be able to post.

"It almost seems like he is trying harder, like he is trying to write something a little more important -- not necessarily on the level of Dostoyevsky, but different.

Asked in an e-mail why he chose to relent, Mr. Johns replied, tersely, "As well as I can remember, Calvin told me that he would like to talk with me and to write something that would not really be a profile".

"My story will not go to print today and looks like I will have to write something else," wrote another journalist.

The pencil hold (hook help like you're going to write something with it).