Sentence examples for penning from inspiring English sources
The word "penning" is correct and usable in written English
It is a verb that means to write or compose something, usually with a pen. It can also refer to the act of creating or crafting something, such as a poem or a letter. Example: "She spent hours penning her thoughts onto paper, pouring her heart out in the form of a heartfelt letter to her long lost friend."
verb
Present participle of pen
The collection shows that he was a prolific letter writer, often penning three or four a day, with some even written on Christmas Day".
Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal joined the debate this week, penning an article attacking gay marriage in the New York Times.
Lomborg himself said he had been the victim of "toxic politics, ad hominen attacks and premature judgment" before penning a column in the Murdoch-owned Wall St. Journal.
INEVITABLY, last week's flap over John Derbyshire, the contributor National Review Online fired for penning a reprehensible column full of racial animus at another magazine, ended up provoking conversations about the use of the term "racism".
No surprise there, as the districts were gerrymandered to elect nine Republicans, penning the Democrats into the Washington, D.C. suburbs of the 8th District and the city of Richmond in the 3rd District.
MICHAEL LEWIS, an American writer best known for penning entertaining accounts of life on Wall Street, has in recent years earned a name for himself in Europe as well.
Most famous for co-penning tracks for others, including most of Katy Perry's biggest hits, California Winter is her first solo effort since the, well, Perry-esque American Girl.
Uninsured houses cannot be mortgaged.Edmund Penning-Rowsell, of the Flood Hazard Research Centre at Middlesex University, argues that the government should call the insurance industry's bluff at the end of 2002.
It was Led Zeppelin, though – the all-conquering, Keith Moon-christened, "Stairway to Heaven -penning colossus tHeaven -penningalmost anything better than almost anyone – that won Page's heart.
He was joined by Mike Penning, the Northern Ireland minister, and by Robert Goodwill, a senior whip.
The Home Office policing minister, Mike Penning, said: "Young people who take these substances are taking exceptional risks with their health, and those who profit from their sale have a complete disregard for the potential consequences.
