Sentence examples for proposes to write from inspiring English sources

In December 1969, Theroux proposes to write a book about Naipaul.

The recipient of this year's award is Pericles Snowdon, a Greek-Canadian-Scots-Native American writer whose work has appeared at various fringe venues, and who proposes to write a play about Romany gypsies.

It is a brave author indeed who, without benefit of full hindsight or personal experience, proposes to write yet another nearly contemporaneous account of the most overexposed presidency of modern times.

In the late nineteen-sixties, Andrew Field proposed to write Nabokov's biography.

But neither my grandmother nor my mother was devious enough to take the lead in the novel I proposed to write, which involved quite a bit of lying.

In effect, the administration is proposing to write into law a two-track system that has existed as a practical matter for some time.

Monitor proposed to write a book about Gaddafi's philosophy that would include transcripts of conversations between those western experts and the Libyan leader.

She later told the fiction editor Katherine White, "The only job on the magazine that I am really proud of was the fact that I had sufficient apprehension … to propose to write about Hitler as an important man".

Whoever wins next year could well be in trouble from day one.Well-meaning people proposed to write a small change into the constitution: that parliament could not dismiss a government unless a new one was to hand.

In seventh grade in a small city in Pennsylvania, I recall the smirks exchanged between the school librarian and my English teacher when I produced the book on which I proposed to write a paper for a literature assignment.

English biographer and critic who opened a new era of biographical writing at the close of World War I. Adopting an irreverent attitude to the past and especially to the monumental life-and-letters volumes of Victorian biography, Strachey proposed to write lives with "a brevity which excludes everything that is redundant and nothing that is significant".