Sentence examples for the present writer from inspiring English sources

"A disaster," recalls Morris Heggie, the present writer.

The present writer sights a bald eagle and tells about people in Manchester, New Hampshire laughing at the Thoreaus.

The present writer recollects that the literary giant drank pints of Guinness with creme de menthe chasers.

The present writer spent an alternately illuminating and rather trying few hours attempting to unpick the lyrics of I'd Rather Be High.

Tells about a meeting with a fisherman and compares food eaten by the Thoreaus and the present writer and his companion.

The point of fundamental importance was put to the present writer in a precise and conservative way by Professor Burrows, of Yale.

That both of the present writers recognize that additional degrees of freedom of one sort or another are needed to characterize the physics of elementary particles may come as a surprise to Horgan.

Yanked back into the present, the writers said that they regretted having to shift Joyce's climax.

Ultimately, he categorised himself as an American writer, telling a Reporter in 1969: "An American writer means, in the present case, a writer who has been an American citizen for a quarter of a century.

He described Massingham as "perhaps the best of all present writers on Rural England" and considered him among those writers who were "so fond of the past that they seem sometimes almost to despair of the future".

As early as 1545 the idea of a universal bibliography that would include all past and present writers roused the Swiss writer Conrad Gesner to compile his Bibliotheca universalis (1545; Universal Bibliography).