Sentence examples for really started writing from inspiring English sources

"I really started writing more prolifically right before the West album came out," she said.

I had gone to my agent and said, "Look -- can we get anything else for me?" And he was like, "What am I going to do with you if you don't want to do TV news anymore?" That's when I really started writing; it was the only tool in my arsenal that could really change the course of what I was doing.

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In high school she wrote poetry and was the literary magazine editor, but, according to herself, she did not really start writing until her first creative writing class in college in 1974.

"So really I started writing out of desperation and fear.

AM: Really I started writing plays in the 30s, but I didn't get produced until the 40s.

I had really not started writing for a broad audience out of science until my forties with books like "Sociobiology" and "On Human Nature," and various subjects in the environment, especially biological diversity.

Over time, however, he got really good and started writing his own stuff.

Really, I just started writing things down because it helped me feel slightly sane.

I think this" — he gestured toward the pages before us — "is when she started writing really seriously, you know, and really beautifully".

These traits aren't really surprising, since Nelson started writing lyrics at age 6 and worked his first professional gig, with a local polka band, when he was 10.