He learned the hard way how to write tightly, vividly and quickly.
Students are taught "On the Road" in class, then must write tightly organized, double-spaced term papers on it, and if they don't get an A, it hurts their admissions prospects.
Over a third of the institutions that provide social welfare in big cities are religious.In his new book Mr DiIulio argues vigorously that there is no constitutional problem with giving public money to religious organisations provided the rules are written tightly and monitored carefully.
Mr. Hall, who began his career writing tightly constructed mystery novels, produced a steady stream of works, most set in the American West, of which the best known is "Warlock" (1958), a fictional reimagining of the gunfight at the O.K. Corral.
Ms. Davis said "American Splendor" was a tightly written and tightly directed film (by its co-creators, Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini), unlike "The Secret Lives of Dentists," which Ms. Davis shot two months later under Mr. Rudolph's famously flexible, collaborative direction.
They live, Mr. Baker writes, "pressed tightly against their neighbors, communicating nothing".
The band writes snappy, tightly wound riffs that pack the musicianly games of progressive rock into the terse time frame of punk.
Skeleton Key, whose lineup includes a percussionist playing a rack of found junk, writes snappy, tightly wound riffs that pack the musicianly games of progressive rock into the terse time frame of punk.
Skeleton Key writes snappy, tightly wound riffs that pack the musicianly games of progressive rock into the terse time frame of punk and punctuates them with a junkyard's worth of percussion.
He is not afraid to write in tightly controlled stanzas, to rhyme his lines or use sonnets and ballads.
