Sentence examples for writer a lesson from inspiring English sources

Martin gave the writer a lesson in circus slang.

One slow day, McCarson gave the writer a lesson in tracking.

Crane's refreshing answer was at once slightly disappointing (what, no cabin in the woods?) and utterly encouraging because it taught this young writer a lesson in comparing my experience to others'.

As a performer I know this to be the case, and every time I walk out on stage I know that it only happens if it happens in the audience, but as a writer, it was a lesson I had to learn from scratch.

"It's a great writer's lesson.

Is there a lesson here, for writers as well as readers?

But we took them on a tour of Europe, and what I learned was a lesson that most writers learn at a much earlier age: The more specific one is, the more universal one can be.

There are times when I wish Miéville, brilliant as he is, would take a lesson from other writers he has clearly read — like Vance, the master of planetary romance — and devote a little more of his potent originality to showing rather than telling.

Villains and Antagonists (and even Protagonists to a degree) do not live in a black and white world in the realm of cinematic and literary storytelling -- a lesson that most writers can learn from.

Writer accompanies Tom Whalen to Le Studio, a dance academy run by Bob Audy, and watches him take a lesson.

Writer received lesson from Seattle Mariners' batting coach Tommy Davis, in Davis's motel room, and also spoke with Angels' super-scout, Bill Rigney, San Francisco coach Jim Lefebvre, and others.