Sentence examples for nights to write from inspiring English sources

"I saw the pen as a means of escape". (He couldn't have known then that Zhang was from a family of intellectuals and had been sent to the farm for reëducation). While working sixteen-hour days at the factory, Yan stayed up nights to write his own novel, a four-hundred-page manuscript about the Cultural Revolution, which his mother later used for kindling.

Most people spend about nine months panicking about what their dissertation is going to be about, then two weeks frantically reading for it, before staying awake for a final three nights to write it up.

She found herself staying up all night to write "Christ the Lord" while her employees were asleep and the house was quiet.

Either that or I get up in the middle of the night to write so I can get outside and alongside during the day.

Do people in your life, maybe even people that you're related to, give you a hard time about the fact that you stay up late at night to write?

(I guess if you want to tie all my metaphors together it would be Spock wearing a baldric and staying up all night to write a talk-show sketch with a mentally ravaged Rambo Kirk).

Pool and Paul Rusty Russellll (a fellow Canberran who works for IBM) then labored through the Australian night to write a patch, and within five hours Gentoo user-developers started testing the first version.

"It took a night to write, about a month to find an agent and then about a month-and-a-half to find a publisher… but it actually took me all my life to do that work," he says now.

Hollande sat down at a table — there was a vase of red roses, the Socialist Party emblem, recalling the ones he held onstage on his Election Night — to write his dedications.

But wasn't it Mark Twain who said, 'Thank God for fools, without them none of us would succeed'?" Towne stayed up all night to write the father-and-son scene.

Considering that it takes three to four hours to read "The Great Gatsby" and perhaps a night to write a short paper, what's actually more amazing is that students would risk their integrity, their education, their unlimited access to sexual experimentation -- all for freeing up 10 measly hours of their already limitless college time.