You can't be 28 and writing considerably!
As he walked up the block, I yelled, "How would you like to sign ABOVE Jack Dempsey's autograph?" He spun around on his heels, returned promptly and signed his name on top of his colleague, writing considerably larger lettering I might add.
Marketwatch's chief economist, Irwin Kellner, has written considerably about stealth inflation and the Fed's blind eye.
What about the steady lifting of compositional constraints afforded by advances in technology, which allowed Kondo to expand his "orchestral" palette, write considerably longer scores, and wield precise control over dynamics, rhythm, and other facets of the musical canvas?
And, concomitantly, many leading composers of the 19th century wrote in considerably smaller quantities than their predecessors.
Bach edited her writing considerably, for example in movement 4, excising two lines of four and rephrasing the others.
Slow down your writing considerably.
Although she's less eccentrically opinionated than Wilson, Bartlett is less engaged with Tolstoy's work and writes with considerably less flair; half translated-sounding idioms ("a matter of life importance") and cliches ("the flame-haired femme fatale") litter her text.
It, along with apps like QuicKeys, has streamlined my day-to-day PIM and writing activities considerably.
Franzen believes he took a break and his writing improved considerably upon his return (Fig. 2; Franzen, 1991: p. 57).
