Sentence examples for writers to develop from inspiring English sources
Mr. Smith took over a magazine that had a fairly uniform tone and encouraged writers to develop distinctive voices.
When Simon & Schuster commissioned writers to develop a new series, "The Cupcake Diaries," it cast one character, Mia, as a Latino girl.
Campbell is an Orange County entrepreneur who markets an online-auction technology called eSnipe, which makes winning bids in the final six seconds, and he wanted the writers to develop an ad for it.
The ban on fire references gave rise to inside jokes (for example, Beavis, at his job at Burger World, saying "Fryer! Fryer!") and forced the writers to develop Beavis's character.
Davis's comments added more detail to the announcement earlier this year by Transformers producing studio Paramount that a general "expansion" of the Transformers "universe" was under way, with screenwriter Goldsman heading a team of writers to develop ideas for spin-offs and sequels.
Tensions within the guild have escalated as Warner Brothers Television, CBS Paramount Network Television, Universal Media Studios, 20th Century Fox Television and other production companies began exercising a contractual right to terminate deals with writers to develop new programs as a result of the continuing work stoppage.
He is considered the first medieval writer to develop a systematic treatise on free will and the natural law.
A meeting is held and an idea is floated, generally by Whedon, and the writers brainstorm to develop the central theme of the episode and the character development.
Apart from these, later writers tried to develop strophic forms.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, the two companies are aiming to mimic the success of the Transformers series by having Oscar-winning screenwriter Akiva Goldsman (A Beautiful Mind, I Am Legend) lead a writers' room to develop a creative roadmap to connect the properties.
Comparing writing to the problem of eating a fugu fish, where "the tastiest part is the portion near the poison," Murakami explains that "those of us hoping to have long careers as professional writers have to develop an autoimmune system of our own that can resist the dangerous (in some cases lethal) toxin that resides within".
