Such scrupulousness about dialogue often means screenwriting work for a writer, and in 1999 "Analyze This," which Lonergan claims to have written strictly for the money, was produced.
Although he no longer writes strictly electronic music, he said his "impulse of working with sounds as color, atmosphere, and memory hasn't really changed".
She is strict in her ways: she has no outlines or plans, writes strictly chronologically and only starts when she has the title and the first line.
And it was an excuse to call on Scarlatti, Vivaldi and Paganini, who are more interesting than any composers who wrote strictly for the guitar before the 20th century".
During the discussion with the audience afterwards, the Puritans emphasise that the anthology was a one-off experiment and they have no plans to continue writing strictly within the limits of the manifesto.
At first, following earlier 18th-century custom, Haydn wrote strictly treble-dominated compositions with a simplified bass (as compared with the more varied basso continuo); then, with the six Sun Quartets, Opus 20, dating from the early 1770s, he defied precedent and concluded each work with a fugue in the "learned style" of Handel.
Writing strictly from the perspective of someone who avoids all trailers in case it spoils anything, here are five things I'd love, and five things I could really do without … A meaty story to carry all the epicness: David Tennant's farewell – the longest since Frank Sinatra – in The End of Time suffered from throwing too much grandiosity at a story that was barely there.
TL: I have to say my favorite songs are usually the ones I've written strictly alone.
In the beginning I was writing strictly when I got home from work, but I realized waking up early and tackling the first half of my word count before I left for the day opened up my evenings.
