Sentence examples for writer created from inspiring English sources

Kari Lizer, a TV actress turned TV writer, created "Christine" with the idea of depicting a woman who has a "good divorce".

Roddy Doyle, a popular Irish writer, created a small furore earlier this year when he denounced Ulysses as over-rated and over-long.

Serling, a brilliant writer, created The Twilight Zone because he was tired of having his provocative teleplays about contemporary issues routinely censored in order to appease corporate sponsors.

Eventually, he helped the channel expand its use of series, which gained momentum when Tom Fontana, an Emmy-Award-winning writer, created for HBO a prison drama, "Oz".

The new show is a family affair: Ms. Louis-Dreyfus's husband, Brad Hall, a comedy writer, created it; Ms. Louis-Dreyfus is listed as a co-producer; and her half-sister, Lauren Bowles, plays her sister.

The fully mature writer created a faithful mirror of everything her father and Sam Pollit least wanted to see; and when the novel was published, the person in Australia to whom she sent a copy wasn't David Stead but Thistle Harris.

A writer creates a thing, The Thing's publishers reproduce and distribute it.

What nonmedieval writer creates lines like: "I swear, what I have is thine.

Ms. Dunham is a keen writer, creating angular, quietly weaponized dialogue that her characters use to maim one another.

The play was a challenge to any writer, creating a sympathetic homosexual character in an era of such sexual repression.

"All this together," said Mr. Aslan, the writer, "creates this bewildered citizen who is addicted to sorrow and suffering".