Sentence examples for wrote to give from inspiring English sources

This was done, Mr. Plevan wrote, to give the company time to issue written instructions.

They did so, Judge Motz wrote, "to give practical effect to the conclusions of the majority of the court who reject the government's position".

The company was formed, he wrote, "to give celebrities and other influential people a set of tools to allow them to manage and control their presence in the digital world".

Jonathan Bate's edition of the poems takes a sensible middle route, cleaning up the spelling and punctuation but not changing the words Clare wrote, to give as much authenticity as possible while reaching out to new readers.

She may not have written directly for the public, but her brother was happy to make use of the phrases and descriptions which she wrote to give him pleasure.

"The Americans make associations," he wrote, "to give entertainments, to found seminaries, to build inns, to construct churches, to diffuse books, to send missionaries to the antipodes; in this manner they found hospitals, prisons, and schools".

The novel was written to give myself reasons to live.

I write to find out who I am; I write to give myself the slip.

I fear that these bills, written to give us what they think we want, will have the opposite effect.

Rather, he writes to give a voice to the 331 people with whom he trudged into Syria in September 1915.

Amvescap said yesterday that the prospectus was written to give the company latitude over trading in its funds.