Sentence examples for tackling writing from inspiring English sources

Tackling writing this way is tiresome, she says, as are the rest of the gendered habits she's been working to unlearn.

Maybe when all 70,000 of us are ready for fame and riches we'll tackle writing the Big One.

Now that you have worked your way through the initial chapters and have written most of your thesis, it is time to tackle writing up your final project.

5.16pm GMT 16 min: "We had a sweep going last game when he'd put in his first 'very Abdennour' tackle," writes Phlippa Booth of the bulky Toulouse and Tunisia stopper.

Still, Mr. Barrett said, he plans to tackle the Writing With Writers project again next year and help other teachers do the same.

The inevitable question of how to pay for this can be tackled by writing to Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England.

"This issue simply must be tackled," he wrote.

In a sense, that question could be asked regarding any subject a fiction writer tackles — why write a story about X, instead of an essay?

"When the bell announces that something else needs to be tackled now," writes the Catholic scholar Wil Derkse, "you lay down one thing, and you begin something else… Benedictine working means first of all the turning away of attention to what is past [then] attending to what needs to be done presently".

But we also fully recognise the worries of many, the atmosphere of mistrust which is being created, and the urgent need for action to tackle this," writes commission chair John Holmes.

Clearly, these problems need to be tackled first before writing a blank cheque for health budgets.