Sentence examples for settings writing from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Buckingham does almost exactly the same thing in both settings: writing verse-chorus-verse pop songs around finely worked guitar frameworks.

Ms Proudman has continued to speak out against sexism in professional settings, writing in The Independent: "If people don't experience the repercussions for their actions, which are plainly wrong, then their behaviour will not change, and neither will sexist culture.

But I do think that candle light, with rain outside, is one of my ideal settings for writing".

"There's a pleasing diversity to the shortlist: they're six very different books, in terms of both settings and writing styles," said Jonathan Ruppin, web editor for Foyles bookshop.

I wouldn't want to compare quiz-setting to writing poetry - except that I just have - but there are times when the inspiration just won't strike.

However, the ballads were not published with any music, and though they were quickly adapted to be sung, new musical settings were written; a musical setting by Walter Damrosch was described as "Teddy Roosevelt's favourite song", and is sometimes encountered on its own as a tune entitled They're Hanging Danny Deever in the Morning.

The settings are well researched, and I do not know whether Simon did travel to the proposed settings to write this book, but it showed that the effort was there.

Dr. Sarason's work at the clinic, which he directed from 1961 to 1970, led to several seminal works, including "Psychology in Community Settings" (1966), written with several co-authors; "The Culture of the School and the Problem of Change" (1971); "The Creation of Settings and the Future Societies"(1972); and "The Psychological Sense of Community: Prospects for a Community Psychology" (1974).

Lewis also composed for nonjazz settings and wrote musical scores for cinema, ballet, and theatre.

An employee, addressing the constant criticism of the site's privacy settings, had written, "How do I delete my post???

"At least three generations of artists have had themselves photographed doing dumb stuff in their dumb settings," David Salle wrote, in the catalogue to "Pure Beauty".