Sentence examples for read the writers from inspiring English sources
They do not want my writing, but might I send them my money — so I can read the writers they chose over me?
To her relief, no one whose books she'd read ever came to the center, although sometimes she had to pretend to have read the writers who did.
And, throughout his career, he excitedly read the writers of color who were published in Europe, the Caribbean, and Africa, including René Maran, Graziella Garbalosa, and Richard Rive).
(Hughes read widely and deeply in the black and white American canons. And, throughout his career, he excitedly read the writers of color who were published in Europe, the Caribbean, and Africa, including René Maran, Graziella Garbalosa, and Richard Rive).
To make the statute read the way the defendant claims it was intended to be read, the writers would have had to use "distributing," a gerund a verb that has been twisted into a noun which would make it parallel with the other items in the series: "canning, processing," etc.
It's only a long time later in life when you feel safe enough in your own voice that you can talk about the writers you lived to read, the writers who fueled your pen, sharpened your pencil, and charged up the iPad.
He read: The Writer I'm staring at this paper: White, lined, empty paper.
To read The Writer and the World is to understand definitively why, as a young man, Naipaul felt unable to continue writing humorous fiction.
Philip Davis's excellent biography of Malamud came out late last year, received admirable notices and, most importantly, made you ravenous to read the writer's books.
I admittedly read The Writer's Journey (a self-help writer's book based on Joseph Campbell's The Hero with a Thousand Faces) in preparation to edit the film.
