Sentence examples for write a life from inspiring English sources
Why write a life when the words will evaporate?
It may take tremendous courage to write a life review letter.
Did you find it hard to write a life of a woman whose every last scrap of writing has disappeared?
But he couldn't write the Frankfurter biography because he'd already been anointed to write a life of Jackson.
Christopher suggested that Mary should write a life of her mother and Clementine took up the idea with enthusiasm.
Before he died of pancreatic cancer in 1963, Arvin managed to write a life of Longfellow and start an autobiography.
Many of her notes on writers are biographical, and in some cases – as in her absorbed annotations of Dorothy Wordsworth's journals ("What was the affecting conversation with William?. . . Coleridge comes, tension rises. . .") – you can see her wanting to write a life-story, or a novel, about her.
That's great news for the state's terminally ill patients whose doctors may have been reluctant to write a life-ending prescription while the law was being contested in the courts.
But writing a life is another story.
He is writing a life of Henry Kissinger.
That's why I also wrote a life of Thomas Becket.
