Sentence examples for writing years from inspiring English sources

Writing years later, Rees-Mogg argued that Jagger could be described as an early Thatcherite.

Jane Eyre, supposedly writing years afterwards, recalls pages of precise and passionate dialogue with Mr Rochester.

(His one significant film venture was writing, years later — for and with Hitchcock — the script of "Shadow of a Doubt").

Writing years later she reflected: "In spite of his uncertain ways, Evelyn remained a friend and a generous one".

Writing years later, an angry Rix recalled being told by the resident paediatrician to "put her in a home and forget all about her".

As was true for Don Birnam, the drinking years were not writing years; his prose wasn't fuelled by nightly whiskey binges but instead required physical stamina and a clear mind.

"It seemed ridiculous!" Dr. Moore wrote years later.

She did not consider herself pretty, she wrote years afterward, and had rampant, intractable acne.

"I've spent my life as a Black girl," she wrote years later.

In a memoir written years after the war, one such missionary recalled her experience.

In "Bupkis," Rob confronts the sudden popularity of a song he wrote years before.