Sentence examples for of its writer from inspiring English sources

With 1.3m hits and counting, it made an overnight sensation of its writer and marked what 29-year-old Teen Vogue editor Elaine Welteroth describes as a "watershed moment" in a gradual yet radical evolution of the title over the past 18 months.

It stars the alter-egos of its writer Jerry "Tycho Brahe" Holkins and its writer-illustrator Michael "Johnathan Gabriel Krahulikk (who is only ever officially credited as the illustrator, though anyone who's listened to the podcasts knows he contributes situations, characters, and dialogue, which makes him a co-writer in my mind at least).

Arguing that "the political class sought to tie the fortunes of the British to the euro", it has all the characteristic rococo exuberance of its writer.

Made on a shoestring and shown at the Tribeca Film Festival, it could be a springboard for the careers of its writer and director, Jeff Winner, and its smoldering star, Stephanie Szostak.

The Guardian also runs the opening paragraphs of its writer, Richard Williams, under the heading "Echoes of '66 - but it's all over now for England's golden generation". The Times, over a picture of the downcast manager Fabio Capello, selects a quote from its writer Simon Barnes as the headline: "It's the English custom to seek someone to blame".

Acted with visceral intensity by its young cast and directed by Julia Stubbs, the play (the first full-length effort of its writer) is nearly as sloppy as the apartment in which it takes place.

"If a country has begun to be fearful of its writers, it means it has a serious problem with facing reality.

It was originally recorded in 1951 by Roy Hawkins, one of its writers, but Mr. King made it his own.

In the early 1970s, unable to run Reason effectively, Mr. Friedlander sold it to a consortium of its writers.

But it wins on the strength and clarity of its writers, stars, and director Michael Showalter.

It takes Ireland a while to accept one of its writers, because there's a very dissenting tradition in Irish writing.