Sentence examples for wrote from high-quality English sources.

• He wrote epics; he wrote tales.

• He then wrote the lyrics for Gypsy (1959; music by Jule Styne).

• And he wrote ten, twenty, fifty letters of recommendation a day.

• He wrote prose, he wrote poetry, he wrote song lyrics.

• Emma’s daughters wrote her long letters to privately express their complaints.

• When the BBC wanted another story, they wrote to Khan, and Khan wrote back.

• Anne wrote, walked the moors, did her share of the housework and wrote some more.

• Robinson wrote about defeated people, those who found the complexities of life baffling and wearing.

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• Feeling both guilty and somewhat badgered by Coleridge, Wordsworth never wrote that great poem, but he wrote others.

• Like Cicero, he wrote important collections of letters (and where Cicero wrote poetry, Seneca also wrote plays).

• And some environmental groups have had to reckon with racism in their membership, as Brentin Mock wrote in Outside Magazine wrote in 2017.

• …Mariano José de Larra and Ramón de Mesonero Romanos, both of whom wrote about Madrid, and Serafín Estébanez Calderón, who wrote about Andalusia.

• Thomas wrote experimental novels, Anita Brookner wrote fiction in a more traditional form, and Martin Amis and Julian Barnes wrote satirical novels.

• Among early costumbristas were Mariano José de Larra and Ramón de Mesonero Romanos, both of whom wrote about Madrid, and Serafín Estébanez Calderón, who wrote about Andalusia.

• Wells wrote about lynching, Ida Tarbell wrote about Standard Oil, Upton Sinclair wrote about the meatpacking industry, and Louis Brandeis wrote about the money trust.

• From that point forward, every press release that I wrote, or someone on my teams wrote, was required to have a problem paragraph, and the customer problem was invariably the first topic of discussion in each meeting."

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• But we also presupposed, as we wrote the last sentence, repeated in (1), that there was a time when we wrote it, for otherwise the fronted phrase “as we wrote this” would not have identified a time interval.

• Here are some hints: a) wrote an amazing literary novel with “goon” in the title; b) wrote a fantasy novel, which features a goon squad; c) co-created and wrote a television show with “goon” in the title; and d) wrote a book of non-fiction with “goon” in the title.

• Other novelists turned their skills to adventure and romance: Robert Louis Stevenson wrote the exciting pirate tale Treasure Island (1881); Rudyard Kipling wrote the tales of The Jungle Books (1894, 1895); and Lewis Carroll wrote the fantasy Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1865).

• Haydn wrote tunes for musical (pipe organ) clocks; Mozart wrote several pieces for mechanical organ; and Beethoven wrote his Wellington’s Victory (or Battle Symphony) for the panharmonicon, a full mechanical orchestra invented by Johann Nepomuk Maelzel (Mälzel), a German musician who perfected the metronome.