Sentence examples for writers name from inspiring English sources

"Some writers name all their animals in the copy," Mr. Neuman said, "but you know pets die, and occasionally an author will say that curious readers want to know what happened to Muffy, and she passed away.

Generally speaking the writers name appears in parenthesis next to the track.

Later writers named them Allecto ("Unceasing in Anger"), Tisiphone ("Avenger of Murder"), and Megaera ("Jealous").

There's Lena Dunham and, you know, "Girls," plus all those writers named Jonathan.

In 2008, a British media association, the Guild of Motoring Writers, named Alan Cathcart its journalist of the year.

(The Economist represents the opposite extreme; its writers' names do not appear with their articles).

In Mr. Boddington's view, the writers' names should be removed from such letters.

Nathan meets them; they are thirty-year-old writers named Billy Davidoff and Jamie Logan.

Novelists Ben Brooks, 20, from Britain, and Chibundu Onuzo, 21, from Nigeria, are among the writers named.

Former Gourmet Editor Cheryl Brown is the editor-in-chief with a number of former Gourmet writers named as contributors.

In general, Orlando's entries appear under specific writers' names, and are organized around biographical and bibliographical themes.