Sentence examples for written rapidly from inspiring English sources
Changes occurred in the characters of hieratic simply because they could be written rapidly with brush or rush and ink on papyrus.
His last surviving letter – written rapidly in the brief light of a stub of candle he had found – speaks of his urge to write a battle hymn for the Jewish Legion, "but I can think of nothing strong and wonderful enough yet".
The result was a new play, Salomé, written rapidly and in French.
Eliot's poem about the Magi's journey to visit the infant Christ was written rapidly in an afternoon, at the request of his publisher, Faber and Faber, who wanted a poem to go inside a series of shilling greeting-cards known as Ariel Poems.
He found that writing rapidly for such a long time took him into a kind of ecstatic state.
Deeply Flemish in sensibility (he was a friend of Michel de Ghelderode), he wrote rapidly for a mass audience with which he identified, having come from a modest background.
Rob wrote rapidly in the early days – doing everything from sword and sorcery, as Chris Carlsen or Richard Kirk, through the Professionals novelisations, as Ken Blake, to the novelisation of John Boorman's 1985 film, The Emerald Forest – but slowed in later years.
Though he was known and envied for writing rapidly and easily and revising very little — a reputation he encouraged — the archive demonstrates the painstaking care he took to establish the tone and atmosphere of his novels.
He wrote rapidly, between five and twenty pages a day, and he ends the sixth volume of his autobiography (not yet translated into English) with the relieved declaration, as if now self-annulled, "I am happy because I am no longer an author".
He wrote rapidly, between five and twenty pages a day, and he ends the sixth volume of his autobiography (not yet translated into English) with the relieved declaration, as if now self-annulled, "I am happy because I am no longer an author". In Norway, nearly half a million people have read the book, and it has generated a great deal of extra-literary commentary.
