Sentence examples for writers to pay from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker does not allow its writers to pay for interviews, said David Remnick, the magazine's editor.

A federal appeals court yesterday threw out a hard-fought agreement between publishers and freelance writers to pay the writers for electronic reproduction of their work.

Lazarus's "New Colossus," with its memorable appeal to "give me your tired, your poor," was commissioned for a fund-raising campaign by artists and writers to pay for the statue's pedestal.

Seed links to guidelines that instruct writers to pay attention to what is called "keyword density": the number of times that certain phrases appear in a story as a percentage of the total words in a piece.

More recently, he was one of around 100 writers to pay tribute to Mao by hand-copying a passage from Mao's 1942 Yan'an talk on literature and art — a speech that the dissident Liu Binyan once described as boiling down to the injunction "Writers should 'extol the bright side of life' and 'not expose' the darkness".

A court ordered the opposition newspaper Tal Cual and Laureano M uez, a humorist and one of its editorial writers, to pay fines for an editorial viewed as violating the privacy of President Hugo Ch z's 9-year-old daughter, Rosin Ch z Rodr?ez.

Along with the letter was a check from the writer to pay for that long-ago meal.

Why go to school and rack up a debt it would take almost a lifetime as a fashion writer to pay off?

The advantages of this structure are that it continually keeps the comparison in the mind of the reader and forces you, the writer, to pay equal attention to each side of the argument.

However, I appreciate DC's reasons for this initiative and the wish of the artists and writers involved to pay tribute to our work.

On 1 February 2001 eight writers came to pay homage to James Baldwin in the Lincoln Center in New York.