Sentence examples for minded to write from inspiring English sources

The ECB pitch inspector, Jack Birkenshaw, was in attendance but did not look minded to write a scathing report.

It even crossed my mind to write for a living.

THE idea of harnessing many minds to write software, with open-source code, is well established.

It will also free your mind to write about other things.

Doesn't someone have a composer in mind to write an opera celebrating the family saga?

"I always had it in mind to write a story of the fire but didn't know how," she said.

First, it was his idea of writing a novel: Although I had made up my mind to write a book about Lawrence I had also made up my mind to write a novel, and while the decision to write the book about Lawrence was made later it had not entirely superseded that earlier decision.

"I think there was another artist that we had in mind to write it for but we just ended up writing it anyway.

In 1993, she had just turned 33 and had returned to England after a stint teaching English in Italy and Spain with a mind to write a novel about magicians.

"With respect to 'Rienzi,"' Wagner wrote in 1851, "I had it only in my mind to write an 'opera".' With "The Flying Dutchman," he wrote, "I struck out on a new path".

If you really have a mind to write a screenplay based on "Gravity's Rainbow" (1973), go right ahead, but be warned: you won't have a mind by the end of it.