Sentence examples for writer to run from inspiring English sources
The accident happened when someone decided to back up an exit ramp from the Bruckner Expressway, causing writer to run into the car in front of him.
Ross is by no means the first -- or the last -- writer to run afoul of the team, coach or players that he is covering.
This went double for the local Democrats, who, in a deeply traditional area, nominated a black woman writer to run against Mr. McCarthy, a conservative businessman -- as if they were really living in Brooklyn.
It's not common, but also not unheard of, for writers to run theatres.
But former Sunday Mirror reporter Sandra White recalls that his entrance into the Wine Press on Fleet Street one evening prompted "a table of pop writers to run to the toilets to flush away their 'recreationals'".
It comes after the association removed the digital-only SF imprint from the list of publishers whose authors qualify for SFWA membership, and the SFWA president John Scalzi called the terms Hydra appeared to be offering authors "horrendously bad", advising writers to "run away as fast as your legs or other conveyances will carry you".
This inspires the cast and writers to run outside of 30 Rock and tear down the big Christmas tree which is outside the building.
Mr. Su, author of "Wives and Concubines" (made into the film "Raise the Red Lantern"), "My Life as Emperor" and, most recently, the Man Asian Literary Prize-winning "The Boat to Redemption," wondered, to general amusement, why Chinese writers seem to run out of steam at a much younger age than Western writers.
Along with their thin wallets and the addresses of a few cheap hotels, young writers intending to run away to Paris might be wise to drop a copy of this one in their backpacks.
The good news is that we have a new episode of CrunchWeek, the show that brings a few of us TechCrunch writers together to run our mouths about the most interesting tech news stories from the past week.
Like his writer, he had to run away from what he knew.
