Sentence examples for new writings from inspiring English sources

"We see ourselves primarily as a festival of new writings," Mr. Heng said.

But students returning this semester have found whitewashed walls, or nearly so — already new writings have begun to appear.

Somewhat later, new writings appear: medical diagnoses and recipes, more Sumero-Akkadian word lists, and collections of astrological and other omens and signs with their interpretations.

"Not One More Mother's Child," issued by a new publisher, Koa Books of Hawaii, contains journal entries, speeches, letters and new writings, The Associated Press reported.

The literature that had been taken over from Babylonia was further developed with new writings, although one can rarely distinguish between works written in Assyria and works written in Babylonia.

Others were afterward edited by his son, William, as Sketches and Essays (1829), Literary Remains (1836), and Winterslow (1850) and by his biographer, P.P. Howe, as New Writings (1925 27).

Draft, and private-beta competitors like Editorially and Poetica (please invite me, folks) are trying to create a new writing-centric platform to go along with the leading publishing tools of the day.

At the end of this research, a writer then uses these facts in the creation of new writings--poetry, prose, nonfiction, fiction, etc.

The Arab spring, which has seen uprisings sweep from Tunisia to Tripoli, has been anticipated and is perhaps reflected in these newer writings.

For my own sectional interest, there's good news for new-writing theatres like London's Royal Court and Arcola and Newcastle Live, and for some organisations that develop and encourage new writing.

Back in 2005, Lyn Gardner suggested: "Too often those working in classical or new-writing theatre and those writing in visual or physical theatre have viewed each other with distrust".