Sentence examples for nice writer from inspiring English sources

I had a question asked of me by a very nice writer from Time magazine.

"Editors from glossy magazines would say, 'Oh you're a nice writer, why don't you do something for us?

Barbara kept Bruce's name in her Rolodex with "nice writer guy" next to it.

It was a very nice writer called Gerald Vaughan-Hughes who penned the screenplay.

"On behalf of my fellow beleaguered writers, it's nice that writers seem to matter".

And the "Nice" book writer, Joe DiPietro, and his "Memphis" composer David Bryan will be workshopping a musical, "Chasing the Song," about rock 'n' roll songwriters in the early 1960s, at a theater to be announced.

But when he attempts to jump-start the boys' enthusiasm with an impromptu excursion to a war memorial, he's berated by Seabrook's efficiency-obsessed acting principal: "Do you think this is some kind of a 'Dead Poets Society' situation we're in here, is that it?" Living with a nice American writer whom he can't bring himself to marry, Howard is as adrift romantically as he is professionally.

Mary Barton (1848) deals with love across the class divide, while Ruth (1853) is about a fallen woman who becomes an unmarried mother, a fact that appalled many of Gaskell's readers who had her pegged as a nice, ladylike writer (the fact that she was always known as "Mrs" rather than "Elizabeth" Gaskell only added to this image of bourgeois respectability).

'Isn't she nice!' other writers always say of her.

What good is it?" But Pollan, a nice-guy writer whose awe of Salatin is palpable, lets the farmer off lightly, saying that his provocative words "made me appreciate what a deep gulf of culture and experience separates me from Joel — and yet at the same time, what a sturdy bridge caring about food can sometimes provide".

The paper was so nice I got writer's block and took a three-hour nap.