Sentence examples for written with one from inspiring English sources

Storyteller works a bit like that: it has been written with one hand on the Bible and the other under the sheets.

The original is huge, a festival-ready pop-step sing-a-long written with one eye on the radio.

His most recent paper on the estate tax, written with one of his students, Donald J. Marples, shows that the tax costs society 2 cents more on a dollar of wealth, in terms of unrealized economic activity, than would a tax on investment income that raised the same amount of revenue.

The programs in this chapter are written with one particular robot in mind, but it is not too difficult to adapt them to a different robot.

The operatic conventions of 1720, when "Radamisto" was written, with one long aria upon another, can seem dramatically static to contemporary audiences, and long.

The book was written "with" (one suspects "by") David Rensin, who has also channeled the comedy stylings of Tim Allen, Chris Rock and, ironically, Shandling.

Love Never Felt So Good, written with one-time crooner Paul Anka, reached No 27 within 24 hours of its release.

One always writes with one foot on the ground and the other in the air.

It has become fashionable of late for historians writing with one eye on the best-seller list to disparage fellow scholars for supposedly alienating the broad reading public.

Compared to using two hands to type out letters on a keyboard, writing with one hand uses more complex brain power.

I'm writing with one now.