Sentence examples for writing on demand from inspiring English sources

The fact (and it's a little shameful given I just taught this class) is that I'm terrible at writing on demand, partly because no one ever made me do it, perhaps because I never attended a class like "How To Write A Song".

The students would basically be writing on demand.

Lazarus, who popularized that "wonderful goddess," accepted the commission only begrudgingly - few poets relish the idea of writing on demand.

Not all interviewees abandoned cheque writing on demand, but most came to recognize the need to decide up front which social investments to target.

We also value the need and ability to write on demand.

I particularly liked the idea of replacing in-store readings with in-store writings, where writers write on demand, with the audience calling out requests and dousing slacking writers with chai lattes.

I was accustomed to writing on tight deadlines for demanding editors, so dumping my thoughts onto a legal pad was a breeze.

Can good songs be written on demand?

Gaiman still writes on demand, composing for anthologies (the living-statue story was an assignment), birthdays, and holidays.

Songwriters write on demand all the time, though it's also true that sometimes they sit down to write a song because that's the best way of expressing whatever emotion they're brimming with.

As Todd Balf writes in this weekend's New York Times Magazine, Perelman asked: When is there a situation in either college or life when you're asked to write on demand about something you've never once thought about?