Sentence examples for phase of writing from inspiring English sources
Did you have a phase of writing more realistic work, before ditching it?
Back at the turn of the century, Bowker went through a phase of writing letters to the Guardian.
Well, it's seeped in literally, in that all the writing I have done this year has been in Italian, so I've just been in this crazy, reckless, experimental phase of writing in a different language.
At about the same time began another productive phase of writing for children, and by the end of the 1960s both Patricia Wrightson and Ivan Southall had won major awards for their work.
The first great phase of writing for children also occurred in the Federation era (Australia's version of the Edwardian period, extending from 1901, when the Australian provinces formed a federation, to just beyond the end of World War I), a time of widespread wealth and security and, for the middle class, of social consolidation.
The exclusion criteria were intellectual, sensory, or motor disabilities; autistic spectrum disorder, bipolar mood disorder, and depression in comorbidity with ADHD; and alphabetic or spelling phase of writing.
In different phases of writing you do different things with accumulated experience.
Hadfield, the one published poet on the shortlist of five, said she was in shock, the 'jittery' kind, that she had won: 'I've gone through a phase of not writing very much for quite a long time.
However, the survey did not clearly define an endpoint, and it may be that some respondents define the endpoint differently, such as when the experimental phase has been completed, completion of writing up the thesis or actual award of the degree following thesis submission and viva examination.
New somatostatin analogues are in development, with the agent SOM-230 (pasireotide) in phase II at the time of writing.
Patients were visited in hospital or at their homes during the intensive phase of treatment, written informed consent was obtained and a trained interviewer administered a questionnaire.
