Sentence examples for writer wastes from inspiring English sources

It comes out of all the time a writer wastes.

"A writer wastes nothing," he said — and he proved it by mining his early years at St. Paul, Minn .and Princeton to forge his early stories, poems, and dramatic skits into that witty autobiographical novel that launched his fame.

Writers waste years pursuing stories that eventually don't work.

Ms. Kohan and her fellow writers waste no time sending up the prurient aspects of the women's-prison genre.

Washington and the show's writers wasted no time in addressing the issue in the episode.

The shop is one of the stops on a clever tour hosted by Monisha Bharadwaj, a food writer who wastes no time in reeling off her accomplishments: "I've written 12 books, I'm a professional chef, a trained classical dancer with my own school, and I am a regular on UK FOOD TV," she announces.

"Family Guy" writer Julius Sharpe wasted no time in getting existential, writing: "Wow, Colbert replacing Letterman.

Writers who waste it don't last.

Which forces me to ask: why does the writing of Kerouac and the Beats inspire a sizable minority of young male writers to waste their time imitating the prose and (especially) the verse of the Beats without even bothering to investigate the literature that inspired it?

I am grateful to David Brooks for reminding Senator Harry Reid and the New York Times letter writers who waste no opportunity to call the president a liar that President Bill Clinton and his team believed that Saddam Hussein's rule was a threat to United States national security.

After Hecht had begun work at Paramount, he discovered that the studio chief, B. P. Schulberg — who at that time considered writers a waste of money — had been persuaded to hire him by a gambler's ploy: Mankiewicz had offered to tear up his own two-year contract if Hecht failed to write a successful movie.