Examples of using The writer's in English and their translations into Turkish
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
And so… All that was left was the man and the devil… trapped in the writer's creation.
When I was an assistant, all I did was watch the writer's lips so that I could copy everything.
The Writer's Strike was going on, and Tim had the other writers do that.
And I was working a shift with my friend Laurie wilton, and… and I saw her, and I said,"there's Mrs. Noonan, the writer's wife.
I'm sorry, I had a meeting at the writer's union, I couldn't get out of it earlier.
And I was working a shift with my friend Laurie wilton, the writer's wife. and… and I saw her, and I said, there's Mrs. Noonan.
You know, honey, you don't have to make jokes every time you're in the writer's room.
There's Mrs. Noonan, the writer's wife. And I was working a shift with my friend Laurie Wilton, and I saw her.
A lot of it's true. My teacher says that all stories are based on the writer's life.
The writer's wife. And I was working a shift with my friend Laurie wilton, and… and I saw her, and I said, there's Mrs. Noonan.
The writer's wife. and… and I saw her, and I said, there's Mrs. Noonan, And I was working a shift with my friend Laurie wilton.
Between one's conscious mind and its self-destructive subconscious desire, we see the fictional shadow self become a manifestation of the writer's own depravity.
people think the writer's imagination is always at work, that he's constantly
On 7 November 2008, at the National Theatre to promote his book The Writer's Tale, Russell T. Davies said that Eccleston's contract was for a single year because it was uncertain whether the show would continue beyond a single revival series.
Pamuk was"just trying to point out that first you have to face it-- a tragedy or a dispute or a problem, at least," Tugrul Pasaoglu, the writer's publisher and an editor at Iletisim publishing house in Istanbul,
According to this critic, the writer's unique persona united in itself"a brilliant story-teller…, astute psychologist, great publicist,
The Writer's Diary.
This book was published in France without permission of the Writer's Union.
The writer's latest novel is well worth reading.
Phraseology and word selection suggests the writer's masculine.