Sentence examples for writers pen from inspiring English sources

There is a tiny shred of consolation in seeing so many thoughtful writers pen such eloquent, intelligent pieces about the context and the culture that has produced such behavior.

In this country money now has an almighty power that can seal people's lips and dry writers' pens.

And every reason, too, for wondering why manifesto writers penning pledges wouldn't be wiser to keep their ink dry.

Any television executive knows that the big money is in reruns: Hit shows like "Seinfeld" and "Star Trek" keep raking it in long after the writers penned their last scripts.

Rosenthal, one of the UK's leading writers, penned The Best for a film in 1985, but the movie never got made.

Writers penned legends about them.

Guterson edged out strong competition from Haruki Murakami's long-awaited new novel 1Q84, which sees the Japanese writer pen the immortal line: "A freshly made ear and a freshly made vagina look very much alike, Tengo thought".

I bought a Light Writer pen and jotted ideas on a notebook at my bedside.

Picture it: a writer pens a magazine article and it's an instant sensation.

Newhall was a prolific writer, penning hundreds of articles and essays and several books over the course of his career.

The heavyweight political writer penned a number of influential works but was probably best known for Orwell: a Life.