Sentence examples for native writers from inspiring English sources

IT seems that Mississippi has always exerted a distinctive pull on its native writers.

Native writers such as Richard Ford, Barry Hannah, and John Grisham moved to town, and the flowering of Oxford paralleled the renaissance of Ole Miss under Khayat.

Much of the southern literary canon sprang from native writers' fury at the backwardness and injustice they saw all around.The South's artistic output has not necessarily improved in recent decades, but the life it depicts certainly has.

First released in the U.K. in 2013, it is now being published in eighteen countries, and, in an interesting twist, the contract allows for a local editor and reading specialist to adapt up to twenty-five per cent of the ailments and reading recommendations to fit each particular country's readership and include more native writers.

Her love stories are extraordinarily popular in Sweden just as the Gothic tales of Minette Walters are extraordinarily popular in both Sweden and Germany.Ingrid Noll is a comparative tenderfoot, but she is already known as "Germany's queen of crime" and is one of only two native writers (the other is Gaby Hauptmann) on a German list dominated by foreigners.

English native writers used modal auxiliaries, evidential main verbs, adjectives and nouns in RAs more frequently than their Persian native writers' counterparts.

Trieste's greatest native writer, Italo Svevo, whose early career was marked by failure, has acquired a similarly ardent following.

Near the stadium is the birthplace of baseball player Babe Ruth, preserved as a shrine and museum, as well as the grave of another Baltimore native, writer Edgar Allan Poe.

"Some day Baku could be a very important bridge between the eastern Islamic world and Europe with its tolerance and kindness," said Narmin Kamal, 29, a native writer.

The novel was translated into Persian in 1887 and received with immense enjoyment by the Persians, who hailed it as the brilliant work of a native writer.

Good night!  4.14am BST Boston 102 As taught by its native writer David Lehane – best known for his novels-turned-movies Mystic River, Gone Baby Gone and Shutter Island.