Sentence examples for writer great from inspiring English sources

The Times and Daily Telegraph pieces appear anonymously, which allows the writer great freedom – and responsibility – when assessing the life they are covering.

There was another delving into the past, albeit on a somewhat smaller scale, in Who Do You Think You Are? (BBC1), which looked into the family history of cook, food writer, Great British Bake Off judge and human doily, Mary Berry – so pretty, so frail-looking that I always fear for her safety on GBBO.

In an interview with Billboard, Rudolf said, "I chose [to work on] 'Halfway Gone' because Jason Wade is such a great writer, great singer, and great artist".

"She's a great writer, great comedian and comes from a real urban background where she had a lot of hardship and she's channeling that into a great achievement and a great career," he said.

When he wasn't writing, he was more known for going on safari, hanging in Cuba, drinking in countless Parisian cafes and having spats with friend and fellow writer, "Great Gatsby" author F. Scott Fitzgerald.

He has publicly assumed them: "[My critics have] have constantly tried to divide my personality: on the one hand, they do not hesitate to call the writer great, but on the other hand, there is this ferocious communist.

Norton grew up here, the daughter the late former Tribune reporter Jon Anderson and his former wife, Abra Prentice Wilkin, once a newspaper writer, great-granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller and a lively fixture on the charitable and philanthropic scenes.

We wanted to be writers, famous writers, even great writers.

He studiously chooses great book writers, great directors and talented casts.

Spoken Word HEMPSTEAD Great Writers, Great Readings Series presents Philip Levine, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet.

All writers, great and small, generally have a theme they explore obsessively.