write brought造句

例句与造句

1. Their writing brought them financial security and vaulted them solidly into the middle class.
2. Although Lucrezia s writing brought her fame, she lived her life in seclusion.
3. Not used to the success her writing brought, she remained a very private person, almost reclusive in style if not in actuality.
4. His writing brought some fame, and he became the teacher of several future leaders of modernization ( Yoshida ShM
   in, Katsu Kaishk
   , Sakamoto RyM
   ma ).
5. In 1961 his writing brought him into conflict with the government and when his work Land of Excrement ( 劷郎 ) was re-published in North Korea.
6. It's difficult to find write brought in a sentence. 用write brought造句挺难的
7. It's too easy of a dig-- I bet there are lots of critics who wouldn't want some of their past writing brought to light.
8. West's writing brought her considerable wealth, and by 1940 she owned a Rolls Royce and a grand country estate, Ibstone House, in the Chiltern Hills of southern England.
9. When Turner called, Jeff, a witness to the unhappiness writing brought his father, was living a life far removed from the literary environment of his childhood, operating his own rare-coin business.
10. His writing brought him into contact with other writers associated with the budding Scottish Renaissance, such as Hugh MacDiarmid, James Bridie, Naomi Mitchison, Eric Linklater, Edwin Muir, Lewis Grassic Gibbon, and George Blake.
11. "Scouting " books, as it is known _ running around the country to buy and sell secondhand books _ is what he has been doing since the mid-1950s, before his writing brought him wealth.
12. Gavin Corbett, writing in the " Sunday Tribune ", dismissed the original series as " an uninspired piece of writing brought to some sort of lugubrious half-life, superficially engaging for a while, but growing more and more ponderous and pofaced the longer it went on over its two nights ".
13. His writing brought him into a position of power in the Commonwealth, Secretary for Foreign Tongues to the Council of State, and he served in that duty from 1649 until 1659 . His controversial works, starting with " The Tenure of Kings and Magistrates " and " Eikonoklastes ", were able to appeal to a larger audience than many of Milton's previous works, and, in turn, they sold well even though the content of the works were not received positively.