Sentence examples for trained writers from inspiring English sources

The trouble with "happiness", on any contemporary understanding of it uninfluenced by classically trained writers, is that it connotes something which is subjectively determined.

They are not "trained" writers.

Mr. Currie is not a traditionally trained writer.

For a scientifically trained writer whose optimism about technology seemed boundless, Mr. Clarke delighted in confronting his characters with obstacles they could not overcome without help from forces beyond their comprehension.

If you are a trained writer or journalist, you may be able to apply for traveling assignments.

Ms. Golden said: "We felt we needed to train writers in a way that none of the famous writers' programs did for blacks.

Both the auction and the gallery shows feature the work of several "old school" train writers, like Taki 183, Case 2, Flint 707 and Bama, as well as pieces by artists who achieved gallery fame in the 1980's, like Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf and Jean-Michel Basquiat.

Readers' responses to news of the planned demise of the magazines included a letter from Michael Moorcock, published in the April 1964 New Worlds, asking how the British market would now be able to train writers to sell to the higher-paying U.S. magazines.

"I always assumed that Garry was getting a cut from Brad's other shows because he'd trained the writers in his comedy college here," says Rip Torn, who plays Larry Sanders' fierce producer, Artie.

With The Huffington Post, I suddenly had a large international audience just as the world economy was collapsing and when trained economic writers were in big demand.

In the last decade, many train writers have been prosecuted in large scale operations by the British Transport Police (BTP).