Sentence examples for writes a set of from inspiring English sources
He writes a set of questions for Clovis on a piece of paper.
4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Each student writes a set of international laws that would govern the actions of large foreign powers, such as the United States, in less developed countries.
WHO is writing a set of judging criteria for the sport?
I couldn't write a set of recipes inspired by the Midlands without involving stilton somewhere.
(About two dozen people have done that; another man wrote a set of 23 limericks).
Will Self wrote a set of stories, live on a big screen, about the people who came in to watch him write a live set of stories.
Smellie wrote A Set of Anatomical Tables (1754) and Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Midwifery, 3 vol. (1752 64).
She had earlier written a set of six "town eclogues" that were witty adaptations of the Roman poet Virgil.
Mr. Hamelin has also written a set of 12 études, inspired mostly by 19th-century composers and writers.
Writing a set of variations is by definition taking liberties with the piece that is being varied.
"After 1Q84," he says, "I was so exhausted … Usually when I'm exhausted by writing a big novel, I write a set of short stories.
