Sentence examples for teach him to write from inspiring English sources
In the spring of 2012, I got a call from William Zinsser, asking if I thought I could teach him to write poetry.
The staff members were trying to teach him to write in Pashto so that he would be able to communicate.
His exposure to radio as a talks producer taught him to write vivid dialogue.
Vincent taught him to write a minimum number of words each day.
Grant said Baldwin taught him to write about Indigenous Australians without softening the blow, and to write without fear of how his words would be interpreted.
As a young writer I heard the old Borges tell his rapt audience at the Iowa Writers' Workshop that blindness had taught him to write his stories in his head.
This figure, starved, exalted and "salted like a herring", teaches him to write, using a stick on the wave-swept sand; and to play the harp, which he does with some talent.
The long hours he spent as a boy "translating this way and that, from Greek and Latin into English and vice-versa", taught him to write with clarity, precision and wit.
The variety of narrative forms includes chapters giving an account of the rise to leadership of Mustafa Kemal, some characters telling their own stories and moving letters to his mother from one young conscript, a Muslim whose Christian friend has taught him to write (in the Turkish language using Greek letters).
Karen Lambert Farnborough, Hampshire It is good to see that the education secretary's grasp of foreign languages has taught him to write beautifully tortuous English and to make such good use of a double negative: "No one who is fluent in a foreign language isn't a masterful user of their own language".
