Sentence examples for write called from inspiring English sources

One, which Mr. Fuhrer of the Boston Fed helped write, called on the government to provide loans, or grants, to unemployed or underemployed homeowners to make up for the amount of income they lost.

For his part, Mr. Gordon was concerned about whether he had correctly applied a match-equity analysis to hypothetical poker hands he had conceived for a book he is helping to write, called "Poker: The Real Deal".

Coppola, who had first encouraged Mathison to write, called on her to salvage the screenplay for The Black Stallion (1979), on which he was executive producer, a film about a boy shipwrecked on an island with only an Arabian horse for company.

The letters include excerpts from a play the young Jack began to write called Oktober, featuring a personification of the autumn season and a recurring line "the end of something old, old, old" which reappeared in his poem "I Tell You It Is October", in the collection Atop an Underwood.

It was Grace who, driving past Agueke on her way to the university one day, would become haunted by the image of a destroyed village and would go to London and to Paris and to Onicha, sifting through moldy files in archives, reimagining the lives and smells of her grandmother's world, for the book she would write called "Pacifying with Bullets: A Reclaimed History of Southern Nigeria".

As I discovered while putting together an article for a newsletter I write called The Influential Executive, some mayors followed Daley's lead in a record number of state-of-the-city/-village/-hamlet addresses delivered month.

You can write, call or just show up at their offices and plead your case.

There was a show that Conan O'Brien wrote called Lookwell.

I should be directing a movie I wrote, called Shelter.

As the movie drew to a close, Nick finished a book he was writing, called "Gatsby".

It's called "The Path to Prosperity," a nod to an essay Benjamin Franklin once wrote, called "The Way to Wealth".