Sentence examples for was made to write from inspiring English sources

You should see the article I was made to write about the panties on sale at Marks & Spencer.

He was made to write six to eight reports a day, detailing the reasons for his error and the inconvenience it had caused.

Like many left-handed children of her time, she was made to write, eat and conduct her normal affairs with her right hand.

As interpretation came to be seen as interpolation into or distortion of the text, the attempt was made to write texts in such a manner as to reduce the possibility of variant interpretations.

Stoljar suggested that the $12,731 "ended up being just something that the AWU donated" – a statement with which Shorten agreed, but pointed out he had left the union leadership when the decision was made to write off the amount.

A lawsuit in southern Alabama, for example, alleges that four Jewish students were physically forced to bow their heads for Christian prayers by teachers, and that one student was made to write an essay on "Why Jesus Loves Me" as a disciplinary assignment.

Boys aged three and four must be made to write more to stop them falling behind girls before they even reach school, the Government will order nurseries and childminders.

Nowadays almost every computer can be made to write Arabic, or any other script, and there is plenty of Arabic software.

I remember being made to write things out again and again, and being intensely frustrated because I couldn't do better.

Later in the 9th century (with the Strasbourg Oaths, possibly, and more clearly in the Eulalia poem), deliberate attempts were made to write vernacular Romance, though the resources of the Latin alphabet were not wholly adequate to the task.

Following the liberal ideals of the time, attempts were made to write in colloquial language (rather than in classical Chinese, as previously), and old plays considered undemocratic were dropped from the repertoire.