Sentence examples for was writes from inspiring English sources
verb
To form letters, words or symbols on a surface in order to communicate.
- The pupil wrote his name on the paper.
The move was, writes Mike Reiss on ESPN.com, an admission that New England can't fix everyone.
But Diana was, writes Blair, "an unpredictable meteor" who burst into the royal family's "predictable and highly regulated ecosystem".
Known only as the "Whitehall mystery", it was, writes Robinson, an "archaeologically inspired piss-take", directed at Warren.
It was, writes Oxford mathematics professor J Doyne Farmer, similar to a fire station that automatically burns down at the start of each fire.
This was more Dostoevsky than Petronius but, at the same time, he was, writes Churchwell, "still drunk, tearing drunk, roaring drunk".
Having become an underworld architectural consultant, advising criminals on their heists, he was, writes Manaugh, "both burglary's patron saint and architecture's fallen angel".
Actually, he was writing poems.
Someone whispered, "He was writing".
