Sentence examples for to be wrote from inspiring English sources

"Personally, I've never found being on the sideline a successful place to be," wrote Cook.

MITT ROMNEY is not the "bumbling toff" he's made out to be, wrote Daniel Gross, an American journalist, in a recent Daily Beast article.

"We are what we pretend to be," wrote Kurt Vonnegut in his novel "Mother Night", "so we must be careful about what we pretend to be".

"Managing a struggling football team is not the glamorous life it is sometimes built up to be," wrote Alan Thompson in the Express.

It was to be, wrote his son Kim Jong-il, a style in tune with "the taste of the masses" and, above all else, "convenient, cosy, beautiful and durable".

'Foxx has found a way to get into character, becoming the R'n'B star he once pretended to be,' wrote music critic Kelefa Sanneh in the New York Times For the the role of blind singer Charles, he shed 30 pounds in weight, taught himself Braille and even wore a prosthetic device over his eyes when not acting so he could fully immerse himself in being without sight.

Young enough to be writing about cutlery.

Those profiles have yet to be written.

And he continues to be written about.

Editorials had to be written to length.

"It seemed to want to be written.