Sentence examples for writer applies from inspiring English sources

The writer applies his argument to the situation and prospects of Europe's Jews, both wandering and settled.

It's disgraceful that Blairites in the same party as Corbyn are determined to resist change at all costs - even when it means letting the Tories off the hook Our writer applied to be a BBC Trustee last year.

As a possible explanation for what happened, she suggested, "It could be that between the time the writer applied for the apartment and when the credit check came back, the apartments for which she would have qualified were leased".

The problem with many of these volumes is that they carry the suggestion that there's some sizzling allure behind any scrap of paper to which a writer applied his nib.

If every other writer applying to the Guggenheim or the National Endowment for the Arts lives in Brooklyn, or Silver Lake, wouldn't a rural Zip Code give my application a glimmer of geographic diversity?

The poet laureate of nature writers applies his Zen-like intelligence to the world's fifteen surviving species of crane, and examines the ways in which their habitats are defined by the strange behavior of Homo sapiens.

From John Milton's polemics against the Presbyterian attempts to enforce Calvinist censorship on the England of the 1640s, via John Stuart Mill's rebellion against the conformism of the Victorians, to Salman Rushdie's argument with the Islamists, the urge to defend and expand freedom of speech has been created by the threats of its enemies What applies to great writers applies to everyone else.

Poet Allen Ginsberg's famous advice to writers applies: "Remember the future".

Its built-in limitation corresponds to the sense of rhythm and proportion that writers apply to each line.

So how can writers apply this best to their own writing?

It was good for business 100 or so writers applied to work with us the next week, and we got tons of calls from publishing companies and movie studios.