Sentence examples for writers to use from inspiring English sources

In a similar, sweeping editorial diktat, the former editor of The Boston Globe forbade us writers to use the word "gyroball".

It has been common practice for modern writers to use "Chenla," the contemporary Chinese term for the region, when referring to Cambodia during that time.

For all of these writers, to use language well is to use it particularly: precision of utterance as both a form of lyricism and a species of attention.

In subsequent years he helped make the AP a leader among the world's news agencies, in part by encouraging writers to use livelier prose and features.

Though Schnitzler's work is often formally innovative — he was one of the first writers to use stream-of-consciousness narration — his tastes remained conservative.

So what to do? Online comments are often factually wrong, but anonymity allows writers to use vulgar and abusive language to support their lies.

If that's not exciting enough, there are hopes that further deregulation will enable individual letter-writers to use Business Post letterboxes in supermarkets by the end of the decade.

John Updike was the last New Yorker writer to use the mails.

Couldn't they find a "real" black writer to use instead?

Concrete nouns almost force the writer to use vivid verbs: an observation might explain something, or a phenomenon might indicate something else.

She may have been the first writer to use the term "libertarian" as the label for a nascent revolt against state authority.