Sentence examples for through writers from inspiring English sources

A public relations blitz through writers and other sports news agencies has apparently been orchestrated.

Richard Yates's literary resurrection came through writers' recommendations and a pretty good biography.

Reading around the books, through writers' biographies, diaries and letters, I tried to work out why some writers forced their heroines to give up and why some were brave enough to try to make their characters' dreams come true.

There was a brief efflorescence of Malawian literature in the 1960s through writers such as David Rubadiri, after which genuine culture was smothered by Banda for most of three decades.

This year Lola Dees has a new writer in residence: Ricia Spottiswoode, an acclaimed memoirist and author of a "spiritual how-to-write" book called "The Divining Rod: Feeling Your Way Through Writers' Block".

Phaidon said 30 interested parties had inquired about buying the magazine, which was founded in 1951 and helped spawn the French new wave cinema through writers including Jean-Luc Godard, François Truffaut and Claude Chabrol, who went on to become critically lauded film-makers.

They met some years ago through writer's boyfriend, Jimmy, a photographer who had taken Donald's picture.

Both fiction and nonfiction writers walk with this crutch, hobbling their way through writer's block or memory loss.

She plays Margot Mason, an old-school feminist scholar holed up in her country house, trying to barrel through writer's block on a new book.

Reading the tale straight through, writer lost his discomfort after twenty pages or so and fell hopelessly under Conrad's spell.

I find myself panting the only thing that I know will get me through, the same words that get me through writer's block, not being a size zero and scathing internet comments.