Sentence examples for you expect to write from inspiring English sources

He recommends reading lots of books if you expect to write one, for instance, and making sure your work space is television- and video-game-free.

If you expect to write checks to your alma mater, the local symphony and a few other pet causes, you could very well handle the job yourself.

You should expect to write a million words before you ever get published.

4.16am BST Let's file this one under "headlines you never expect to write".

I mean the measure of what, as a novelist, you should expect to write in a day; what constitutes hard work, progress, a fair chance of finishing the book in a couple of years (writing part-time as most of us do).

Neil Gaiman isn't the first person you would expect to write about the Dark Knight, and his Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader of 2009 is completely leftfield, focussing on a funeral for the Batman attended by all of his allies and villains.

"If you have never been creative in your younger days you must not expect to write, or paint, or compose music simply because you have grown old," he wrote.

These are, after all, the crux of the paper; without them in front of you, you can't really expect to write a thing.

"REVENGE OF THE SPACE PANDAS," or "Binky Rudich and the Two-Speed Clock," by David Mamet (whom you wouldn't expect to write for children), has a main character, Binky, who invents a two-speed clock, which allows him to travel through space and time.

Yes, quality content is important, but in today's age you can't expect to write an outstanding piece without having a brand or marketing strategy behind it.

You can't expect to write your entire fan-fic in one sit-down with no road blocks whatsoever.