Sarah Farquar, who arrived at the hospital with her child in 1854, was different from many, in that she was a governess and so was able to write her own petition.
The Brontës' father had poor eyesight and could not read them, so Charlotte was able to write in confidence.
"The Guardian has historically been a home for smart and provocative debate, so to be able to write regularly for them is a real honor.
The African-American novelist Kaitlyn Greenidge wrote in the Times: It's the wish not so much to be able to write a character of another race, but to do so without criticism.
"I've had more time than I've ever had, so I've been able to write every day.
At camp, I had some privacy, so I was finally able to write, but in a totally secret way.
In addition, he said that only one in 10 recruits can read and write, meaning NATO must first provide literacy training so that soldiers are able to write their names and read serial numbers on their weapons.
However, the new structures should be clearly specified and documented in the user dictionary so that anyone is able to write a code that can process the dictionary.
Furthermore, the best fellowship proposals generally include preliminary data, so you'll be able to write a better proposal after you've had some time in the lab.
It'd also apparently work with App Store games, plugging into Apple's SDK, so developers would be able to write games to specifically take advantage of the eight-button (six on the front, two on the back) "JoyPod" (as it's being called).
