He got his first taste of writing for commercials when the station manager asked him to fill in for the ad writer.
I loved her eclectic taste and her passion for writing about film.
It's not just our food that rats have developed a taste for, Langton writes; they're fond of the insulation that covers our electrical wires as well.
For example, employers might check out some blog posts you've written to get a taste for your writing style and the way you think.
He believed he faced two forms of artistic suicide: tailoring his work for "foreign tastes" or writing for non-existent Hungarian readers in a "deaf nothingness".
Ms. O'Brien has a taste for excellent writing and excellent conversation, and among the writers who circulate through this memoir are Samuel Beckett, Philip Roth, Harold Pinter and Günter Grass.
Kyōka remained aloof from contemporary changes in literary taste, writing for devoted followers and refusing to abandon his highly individual art.
I then satisfied my taste for narrative by writing essays.
A taste for horse, he wrote, was "superficially latent" in many Americans.
It would have been lacking in taste for him to write to her from the birthday-present holiday.
For one thing, Ms. Dundy did not share her husband's taste for flagellation, she wrote in her memoirs.
