Sentence examples for writers input from inspiring English sources

Several high-profile films were suspended or failed to begin shooting as union rules banning writers' input to scripts in production took effect.

A managing partner of Seattle-area law firm Anderson Hunter by day, Christopher Knapp offers Dirty Sexy Money creator and long-time friend Craig Wright, and his staff of writers, input on the real-world legal process.

The writers inputted small scenes to shine more light on her character, which included Olivia dressing up for a night out but then "the phone rings.

What Collier is implying is the emerging concept of "teamwork" in writing; whereas literary writing used to be solitary, now writers solicit input from those comparable to their eventual readers and publishers, modeling their writing according to what's successful in the market; a few do get published; and how democratic that we don't need to conduct this process through an agent!

The selection of Web service-enabled readers and writers imposes the input and output formats of the service, whereas the other components enclosed by the reader and writer define a processing task.

Afterional reporting by Greg Kumparak and Megan Rose Dickey.

After receiving the usual input from writers and advisors, FDR dictated the last complete speech of his life on the day before it ended.

Although the real Martha Mitchell was not mentally ill, the fictional Martha Logan is, and with Smart's input the writers enhanced this aspect of the character.

Are you taking input from your writers at this stage?

"Nora's meatloaf," made with input from the writer and moviemaker Nora Ephron but not from an actual recipe of hers, was thicker and richer than the usual meatloaf, though I found its mushroom gravy slightly overbearing.

Scott MacKenzie, from York University, showed his H4-Writer, a four-key text input system that uses an established coding scheme (Huffman coding, a lossless method for compressing information, invented in 1952 by MIT student David Huffman) to translate key sequences to letter-symbols.