Sentence examples for started writing from from inspiring English sources

We started writing from that place.

So when I started writing from a guy's point of view, I never thought: 'OK, well, he'd better like football.

But when he started dating Ms. Keaton, Mr. Allen said, "I started to appreciate her so much, personally and as an actress, that I started writing from the woman's point of view".

Shortly afterwards the literary critic Basil de Selincourt (bylined as S., later B de S) started writing from Oxfordshire and the three diarists were soon joined by journalist and suffragette Helena Swanwick and former labour correspondent, RC Spencer.

A keen reader at school, he started writing from an early age and appeared in local stage productions.

Apparently trying to compensate, he starts writing from more and more points of view, but in doing so he diverts the focus from Nada, the composer's daughter and his most interesting creation.

Then readers may feel you did not deliver on your promise.One way to make sure that you will keep up your energy till the very end of the paper, is to start writing from the end.

Put headings for each chapter, and if you have your plot and ending ready, whether in your mind or on paper, start writing from any chapter, as long as you write them all.

And then I started writing poetry from her point of view and everything fell into place.

"I originally started writing it from the point of view of a white western oil worker and it was really rubbish," she said.

I started writing "Escape from New York" at exactly the moment where the deadline for the other thing was getting punishingly close, and the more anxious I became about the deadline the more I cheated on it with a story that nobody had asked for.