Sentence examples for writes of events from inspiring English sources

"Though it would be politically inconvenient to admit this now," Mr. Langewiesche writes of events in 1991, "the United States was aware not only of Khan's peddling of nuclear wares to Iran, but also of the likely involvement of the army and government of Pakistan".

In a chronology he wrote of events leading up to the firing, Mr. Watkins quoted Mrs. Clinton as saying, "We need those people out and we need our people in".

The Daily Telegraph correspondent, Hugh Greene, wrote of events in Berlin: Tucson News TV channel briefly reported on a 2008 remembrance meeting at a local Jewish congregation.

The author of Revelation (John the Seer) is also downplayed; since he wrote of events that would occur long after his death, there is little need to contextualize his writing to any great extent.

She writes of the events around her.

"It was the first time there had ever been a direct threat of confrontation between two Communist armies," Miss Lewis wrote of the events in Warsaw.

John Nelson, a Boston merchant who would figure prominently in the revolt, wrote of the events in a letter dated late March, and the letter prompted a meeting of senior anti-Andros political and religious leaders in Massachusetts.

"I well remember how a sensation of freedom and lightness suddenly came over me," Yeltsin wrote of the event.

But he also made some "pretty grave predictions" about Hong Kong's position as Asia's financial center, Week in China wrote of the event.

I think it is impossible for him to write of any event at which he has not been present; his is, then, a reportorial talent, just as Sinclair Lewis's is.

"A monstrous crowd of people is in the city," the senator Daniel Webster wrote of the event.