Sentence examples for writing set up from inspiring English sources

If that's the case, why should we listen to a word it says about the value of books?" Jean Seaton, director of the Orwell prize, an award for political writing set up in honour of the author, was equally outraged.

Schumer said on the Senate floor that the Dodd-Frank law, which he helped to write, set up a "clear" succession process for the CFPB that made English the acting director.

"Either way, everything will be fine," she writes, setting up the last of this book's virtually nonstop zingers.

As with too many sitcoms, it feels like the writing sets up a series of unremarkable jokes rather than, say, developing characters.

Speaking of popular entertainment in London, Fielding's character Luckless claims, "If you must write, write nonsense, write operas, write entertainments, write Hurlothrumbos, set up an Oratory and preach nonsense, and you may meet with encouragement enough".

"I do not," Jackson writes, "set myself up as one to appraise the mental processes of the president" -- a credo with few, if any, adherents today.

Facilitators and experienced TAs provided tips about assessment creation, including but not limited to: how to write a multiple-choice question, how to make questions challenging, how to write and set up a lab practical (it was expected that TAs offer 1 lab practical), and how to write assessments to reduce cheating.

Xstrata, Mr. Davidoff writes, has set up "a diabolical game of the prisoner's dilemma".

They have written books, set up businesses, taught kids how to be green and built houses from straw bales.

There is a letter written to set up an interview with the Afghan opposition leader Ahmed Shah Massoud, who was murdered by the men who came to interview him.

He left home and school at the age of 15, barely able to read and write, and set up a haulage business that he sold at the age of 20.