Sentence examples for quest to write from inspiring English sources
I am currently on a quest to write curriculum particularly for the elementary school age child.
Like him the drug barons, and the agents and investigators who help him on his quest to write about them, also straddle the border.
Crace is right to chastise the endless quest to write the definitive 9/11 novel, but his scorn at Everyman by Philip Roth ("[it] revolved entirely around the notion that getting old is a bit of a bummer") is shocking.
The play, inspired by the life of the author Meyer Levin, is set in the early 1950s and tells the story of a man named Sid Silver and his quest to write a stage adaptation of "The Diary of Anne Frank".
In my quest to write more efficiently, I was seeing if I could find a Windows alternative to it and saw this question on Quora: "Is there a good, minimalistic, markdown-enabled writing application for Windows?
The black comedy starts bleak and ends bleaker after alcoholism and infidelity sets CIA analyst Osbourne Cox George Clooneyy) off on a soul-searching quest to write a memoir.
Dr. Schaeffer began his quest in 1989, aiming to write software that could compete with top checkers players in the world.
This isn't a bad thing, necessarily — Tolkien himself stole the Ring of Power from the Nibelungenlied — and indeed, it's probably impossible to write a quest narrative these days that isn't a pastiche.
The movie is built from warmly and vigorously observed story crystals — Jeff's rescue of Jenny from her night of hard partying with a local friend, Carson Lena Dunham Kellylly's quest to find more time to write; the trials of babysitting; the jousting and wrangling of Jenny's new romance with her pot dealer, Kevin Mark Webberr) — but Swanberg has great personal stakes in it.
Five years later, Mr. Wanamaker enlisted Dr. Orrell to write a book, "The Quest for Shakespeare's Globe" (Cambridge, 1983), which provided the first blueprint for the Globe's reincarnation.
There's more abundant information in the next two slots, with our list of the 100 greatest novels of all time at number two, buoyed by the completion of Robert McCrum's quest to find the greatest novels written in English.
