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(61) It was a gimmick I used years ago to write about disabled people.

(62) One can write about the past, but from the point of view of a modern man.

(63) His madness and his recovery were still very much present to him, and he would occasionally talk or write about both.

(64) For both this means a sprinkling of personal anecdotes about people who worked with the ideas they write about.

(65) You will appreciate that I have yet to write about the present government.

(66) Oh, heck. What can I write about?

(67) When I told my mom I might write about the piece here she started choosing her words very carefully, like an elected official issuing a public statement after having a mic thrust in their face.

(68) Increasingly, I find that I'd much rather talk about queerness than write about it.

(69) I'm gonna write about it. - I don't give a bollocks what you write.

(70) When you write about financial news, it's not often you get to write about an ex-Playboy cover girl/model/reality-TV star/tragic cautionary tale.

(71) Of the three, Havel, naturally, is the best able to write about how all political careers end in failure, however many magnificent and unexpected victories there may be along the way.

(72) Up to then, there were still good subject matters to write about.

(73) And so, in his books, Greene did not write about himself.

(74) It's also one that's a pain to write about,[sentencedict.com] reliant for its power as it is on sonics alone.

(75) I went to the catalog clothier Lands' End in Wisconsin, determined to write about how the rise of the Internet and e-commerce was transforming retail.

(76) I will not write about window sub classing but I make use of a subclasses class from which I inherited.

(77) In the Independent Task, students are given a topic to write about.

(78) In the 1950's sociologists would write about "The Organization Man" who worked for the corporation for his or her entire career.

(79) I traveled to France in 1993 to tour the beaches and write about the 50th anniversary of the D-day invasion.

(80) Who can help me write about displacement of complete knee joint wash one's hands of nurse and itinerate nurse cooperate[sentencedict.com], with content preparation. Special acknowledgment! ! !

(81) That was a fortuitous event, and it gave me some material to write about.

(82) A biographer tends to flatter the person he intends to write about in his biography.

(83) In the first chapter, we write about the mode of the technology import, and get a conclusion through the quantitative analysis that at present the major mode of the technology import is FDI-mode.

(84) As soon as the reporters know what to write about, they get down to work.

(85) Though philosophers have a natural penchant for being , Absolutists when they write about education, it is surprisingly hard to find good examples of this position—was Plato an Absolutist?

(86) She finished penciling, O. K. 'd the sheets, thought: "...What the deuce shall I write about?"and went back to her room.

(87) Anyone can write about the music played at a jazz festival. Very few people can write authoritatively about what it takes to run one.

(88) Otherwise, please put on a pointy hat the next time you write about it here.

(89) I didn't actually intend to write about Marly again but I have had many emails and countless enquiries from people at my workshops and at the gym about my hairy house-guest.

(90) You should also write about how the dance suggests cultural identity and cultural structure in its inventions: its choreographic techniques, its design, its overall impact.