Sentence examples for writing entered from inspiring English sources

Before creative writing entered the academy, Elliston brought luminaries to campus for a year, and in the 1950s alone the list included John Berryman, Robert Lowell, Stephen Spender, and Robert Frost.

"His free hand slipped along her thigh," Ms. Mina writes, entering Paddy's state of mind.

"The cornfields slowly disappear as I leave Nebraska," Epperson writes, "entering the Dakotas and the terrain turns rocky and desolate.

Gibson's writing enters the bloodstream like a drug, producing a mild hallucinogenic effect that lasts for hours.

When he sets aside the need to further the story, to capitalize his emotions, his writing enters the realm of grace.

The former Velvet Underground singer is head over heels for the band that wrote Enter Sandman.

In any event, sauropods could outcompete other plant eaters and over time, as one scientist wrote, "enter the niche of giants".

In addition to and in place of the law of custom, written law entered the scene.

He writes: "I entered the store and purchased two dozen white mice.

Thus, she writes, she "entered that maze from which, thirteen years later, I have yet to escape".

At one point, Elliott writes, "We entered 1985 just like any other year: in typically boring, plodding Elliott fashion".