Sentence examples for term writing from inspiring English sources
The city of Stirling, Scotland, will appoint an official poet to serve a three-year term, writing "verses for city events, celebrations, triumphs and tragedies".
His wife, unable to cope with her loss, blamed it on his political ambitions; they were never fully reconciled and she spent much of his term writing letters to her dead children.
The philosopher Jacques Derrida argues that this suspicion of recording — he used the term "writing" — goes back at least to Socrates, who deemed recording to be a crutch, inauthentic and disingenuous.
In the short term, writing about personal values makes people feel more powerful, in control, proud, and strong.
Australian model Matilda Dods was an early adopter of the term, writing a post about the trend last year for lifestyle blog Tomboy.
Benchley had continued to receive positive responses from his performing, and in 1925 he accepted a standing invitation from film producer Jesse L. Lasky for a six-week term writing screenplays at $500.
"The directors believe that the resort will return to profitability in the short to medium term," wrote Eric Trump, the president's son, in the Turnberry filing.
"Obviously AMD is likely to trade up and Intel is likely to trade down for the near term," wrote Merrill Lynch analyst Joe Osha in a research note.
The assemblywoman from Lake Elsinore, elected last week to her third two-year term, wrote back "exactly".
"I suggest just freezing your assets short to medium term," wrote Reddit user someoneinmyhead in the previously-mentioned thread.
