Sentence examples for write steadily from inspiring English sources

This is certainly the biggest bombshell in "Salinger," one that seems to confirm that the notoriously moody wordsmith continued to write steadily after the last published short story of his lifetime ran in a 1965 issue of the New Yorker.

I have written steadily for 20 years or more.

The first day he wrote steadily for eight hours, except for a break for lunch.

She had written steadily from her early 20's until her mid 70's, when she had to stop.

Kolatkar wrote steadily after Jejuri (as he had before its publication), in both English and Marathi, but published only very sporadically in journals.

He wrote steadily and earned prodigiously — by 1913, he was making more than ten thousand dollars a month, nearly a quarter of a million in today's money — but he spent at an even higher rate.

In fact, Margaret Salinger's account seems to confirm that Salinger has been writing steadily and that he wants us to read what he's written, if only after he dies.

Meanwhile, poems were written steadily and prolifically - "I write fast and revise very little," she confessed - with a new volume appearing every two or three years, an oeuvre which amounted at last to nearly 30 books.

In his introduction, David Remnick, the editor of The New Yorker, where Hersh has been writing steadily about national security and intelligence issues and Afghanistan and Iraq, assures readers that Hersh's tips are verified by the magazine's editors.

A poet in her seventies, who has been writing steadily for more than fifty years, lives a life partly inside her accomplishment: real air wafts in from imagined windows; where untransformed reality once loomed, she sees what Wallace Stevens, at the same stage of life, called "The Poem That Took the Place of a Mountain".

(Tropic of Cancer was Miller's first published book, although he had been writing steadily for more than ten years).