Sentence examples for writers material from inspiring English sources

Lenny Henry has said he regrets using other writers' material in his TV comedy career.

At the same time, Hope was a terrific audience for jokes and a fine editor of his writers' material.

On these shows anyway, how much were you, as directors, interpreting your writers' material, and how much going into the DNA of that material and altering it?

In one of his last "Tonight Show" monologues, in 1992, Johnny Carson informed his audience that a virus had struck the program's computers, wiping out "29 years of our writers' material".

Small wonder, then, that writers seek material in the White House mess or the Senate cloakroom.

With little fanfare, it has been unpacking boxes of extraordinary Writers' Project material over the last few years from warehouses and storage facilities.

John Updike muses on adolescence: "Memories, impressions and emotions from the first 20 years on earth are most writers' main material; little that comes afterward is quite so rich and resonant".

Lorre was hesitant to say yes, but he pointed out the biggest danger for sitcom writers whose material was not vetted by an audience: "You never find out if you're wrong".

Four times a week Handler is in the office by 9 a.m. to work with her writers on material for that evening's show.

The type of questions used can be: 1) The volume of sentiment for a particular topic; 2) The intensity of sentiment (good or bad) for a particular topic; 3) The interrelationship between the writers of material written on the web, especially if the writer is anonymous; 4) Who is/are the leader(s) of the sentiment?

The writers used material from I Am a Woman, Women in the Shadows and Journey to a Woman to predominantly positive reviews.