Sentence examples for opera writer from inspiring English sources
Caroline Franz, 64, her mother and a retired soap opera writer, also voted for Mr. Paul.
Though the precise location is lost, this was apparently where Lorenzo Da Ponte, the Venetian opera writer, was once buried.
The novel grows more lurid and pulpy as it proceeds, with enough running around and twists to make a soap opera writer blush.
The opera writer Patrick Dillon was there, taking a break from working on the complete lyrics of Johnny Mercer as part of Knopf's ongoing series, originally dreamed up by Robert Gottlieb and Robert Kimball, that now includes the complete lyrics of Oscar Hammerstein II, as well as those of Irving Berlin, Lorenz Hart, Cole Porter, Ira Gershwin, and Frank Loesser.
To get there, one… ANNALS OF SHOW BUSINESS about soap opera writer Hogan Sheffer, 43, and "As the World Turns"... Writer describes Sheffer as a friendly yet floridly sadistic… ANNALS OF SHOW BUSINESS about the writer at the Apollo Theatre Amateur Night, in Harlem.
Their eight-year marriage supplied the material for his most famous novel Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter (1977), a comic fiction about a student and aspiring writer who falls in love with his uncle's sister-in-law and befriends a manic Bolivian soap opera writer.
The money will be distributed to American Lyric over a three-year period to support its Composer Librettist Development Program, the group's initiative to provide full-time mentorship to emerging opera writers through classes, workshops with professionals and residencies with New York City Opera.
Ms. McTavish said she was dubious of the reasoning of all soap opera writers who have returned to work.
But at the end of last season, in a twist even soap opera writers should be ashamed of, Nate had brain surgery.
Two of the most prominent soap opera writers to return to work are James Harmon Brown and Barbara J. Esensten, the co-head writers of "All My Children" on ABC, according to someone briefed on their decision who would discuss it only anonymously.
If we didn't know better — and didn't mind being lumped in with the black helicopter crowd — we would be certain the script for these N.B.A. playoffs was being written in some studio somewhere, perhaps by out-of-work soap opera writers under the watchful eye of the N.B.A. marketing department.
