Sentence examples for writers uses from inspiring English sources

Writers uses the Atlantic affair as an example, of what was to come in the later 1960s in American finance.

It's written by British writers, uses British directors, is scored by British musicians, and is edited and post-produced by British editors, sound designers and effects supervisors.

The New Yorker is already all over this program: James Surowiecki wrote about it in his piece on procrastination in this week's issue, and last week, at the "Your Brain on the Internet" panel during our festival, Daniel Zalewski, our features editor, confirmed that at least one of our staff writers uses the program.

Writers use words to entertain, to make us think and to inspire.

Many great writers use pathos.

Many writers use it now.

A variety of writers use Internet publishers.

Travel writers used to come home.

Sometimes writers use foreign words for all the key nouns.

Before independence there were a few Togolese writers using French.

What writers used to do before we were all incorporated".