Sentence examples for syndicate writing from inspiring English sources

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"Almost as many girls write to me as boys, and all say that they like to read boys' books," Edward Stratemeyer, head of the Stratemeyer Syndicate, wrote in 1905.

Also of note in the field of literary criticism was the death of renowned Brazilian critic Wilson Martins, whose half-century-long endeavours as a professor of Brazilian and French literatures both in Brazil and in the United States and as a syndicated columnist writing on contemporary Brazilian literature were truly remarkable.

May 12 , 20143.27pm BST Over on Project Syndicate, Barry Eichengreen writes that Europe still has much work to do, four years after Greece's first bailout was agreed.

"We don't feel we've got a cheque big enough to pay for that eventuality," says Stephen Ashwell of Hiscox, another Lloyd's syndicate that writes terrorism-risk policies.Two new reports published in the week or so before the London blasts—one from America's Treasury, the other from the OECD look at terrorism risk and commercial strategies for coping with it.

Hemingway — "a huge, red man, in hairy speckled tweeds," an Englishwoman working in the Republic's press office recalled — had been hired by a newspaper syndicate to write dispatches for a thousand dollars apiece, while he gathered material for his fiction.

When a syndicated journalist writes favorably about a benefactor, that is very much the business of Mr. Will's editors and readers.

Last year, in an op-ed piece that was nationally syndicated, he wrote, "A 2010 election in Missouri that ended in a one-vote margin of victory included 50 votes cast illegally by citizens of Somalia".

The charge was led by Michelle Malkin, who according to Technorati has the most-trafficked right-wing blog on the Internet, and in addition to blogging has a nationally syndicated column, writes for National Review and is a frequent guest on Fox News.

Samuelson, a syndicated columnist, wrote a piece recently in which he hoped his kids turn out OK despite our difficult economy.

He was a nationally syndicated columnist for King Features Syndicate writing the "Speaking of your Health" column for more than 25 years and the author and narrator of "A Guide to your Health" a nationally syndicated radio program.