Sentence examples for western written from inspiring English sources

Next year HBO plans to show "Deadwood," a western written by David Milch, who created "N.Y.P.D. Blue" with Steven Bochco.

Western written languages (and indeed most world ones) depend on words being spelt in letters from an alphabet.

Cole (no surprise) is a sticker in Billy Bob Thornton's big, slow western, written by Ted Tally, based on Cormac McCarthy's novel.

The film, a modern western written by Arthur Miller and directed by John Huston, was set in and around Reno, Nev., and starred Marilyn Monroe, Clark Gable and Montgomery Clift.

Yet as he nibbled at his shrimp, he was also eating his heart out, having recently had to pass on a role he was offered in "Django Unchained," a western written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, because it conflicted with "Neighborhood Watch".

Durham's first novel, "Gabriel's Story," a coming-of-age tale set in the post-Civil War West, recast the western, writing African-Americans into that seminal genre.

But her new employer made public part of the settlement: On May 6, Case Western wrote to Mark Tumeo, the dean of Cleveland State's graduate school, announcing a $10,000 grant to Dr. Stepien's laboratory, in recognition of her teaching, research and service at Case Western.

For those who don't know, Firefly was a space-western written by Avengers director Joss Whedon.

In the 1970s, Sharp displayed an affinity for westerns, writing the screenplay for "The Hired Hand," a laconic film that Peter Fonda starred in and directed, and other movies that included the stark and violent "Ulzana's Raid," which featured Burt Lancaster as an idealistic cavalry lieutenant.

That contrasts pleasingly with the self-centredness that is present in so much other Western writing about Russia.

But originality and variety have always been prized in western writing, burden that they are on authors.