Writes in a sentence

Beth Nguyen writes, “I grew up in Michigan, in a mostly white town in the 1980s, pretending not to be a refugee.

Dr Lara Stevens writes on feminism and the climate crisis as an arts researcher at the University of Melbourne.

Her excitement at meeting Smithson “changed to raging anxiety, as though my brain had flipped a switch,” Oleson writes.

A talented pianist, Marina, 56, now writes music scores and lives quietly in a cottage in Windsor Great Park.

Dionne writes, “He is a loss to the institution and our politics precisely because he thinks institutionally.

He mainly writes about the American South, focusing on politics, culture, race, poverty and criminal justice.

After all,for a quarter of a century, I have been a person who writes about corporate power and its ravages.

For all of this, he’s paid minimum wage, which he said he gives back to the UCF athletics program and writes off his taxes.

Harry writes that Princess Anne welcomed him to the castle and took him upstairs to his grandmother’s room.

After receiving voice coaching some years ago, the socialite turned singer revealed she writes her songs.

But Smith writes that any bid by the moderate powerbroker will likely face a challenge from Sports Minister Alister Henskens.

Fed officials, including Powell, are “ordinary people who control increasingly potent tools,” she writes.

He has been investing since the 1990s and still invests his own money in the companies he writes about.

He has also noticed that many of the stories she writes tend to involve romantic plotlines and themes.

He is a professor of economics at George Mason University and writes for the blog Marginal Revolution.

But, in a bit of a positive outlook, as Belloni writes, the removed titles could eventually reemerge.

Diaz is a prolific Los Angeles composer, songwriter and producer who writes music for film, television, trailers and commercials.

For years I took pride in arriving on the dot – sometimes to the mild chagrin of my host, author Robert Klose writes in an essay.

As the author and activist, Françoise Verges, writes in A Decolonial Feminism, "White women do not like to be told they are white.

According to insiders, he writes, the choice originally been the idea of Prince Charles, keen to promote a ‘slimmed down’ Monarchy.