Sentence examples for stray writers from inspiring English sources

In an adjacent circle of infamy you'll find fallen film stars, stray writers and some celebrities.

Tamasin Day-Lewis wrote that Lemmons was always full of "impossibly glamorous older people and a core commune of writers, painters and inventors; even the dogs and cats shared a communal basket, and there were always stray writers and publishers whose marriages were unravelling".

Arthur Musgrave, Bristol The books I enjoy most are often by writers who stray beyond the boundaries of a single discipline.

In the end, as it were, 2014 was a serious year in literature, one in which many writers strayed beyond the domestic and personal to ask questions on a bigger scale and, in more than a few cases, to reassert the power of art to fight against the end.

Nihilistic originally intended to stay faithful to the literature, but the writers strayed from the canon by showing the barbarian as willing to use magic.

Mostly, though, she hasn't wanted to stray too far from the writers she most admires.

Print publications often have very limited space, and editors will let writers know if they stray over the applicable word count guidelines.

The feature-length film on Japanese singer, artist, and writer Kazuki Tomokawa does not stray far from the aesthetics of his Take Away Shows and is similarly riddled with grainy, sepia-toned close-ups.

We know so little about this painter that writers assume a licence to stray from even plausible conjecture into pure fiction.

The show perhaps betrays some of its interests and influences, which definitely seem to stray into the geekier spectrum, says TV writer David Stubbs.

Harley Peyton is such a great writer that we didn't really want to stray too far from the script.