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Example sentences for "could write"

  • And though he said in '32 that he could write, he is not going to say in '54 that he is the best of all military writers.

  • It was said of his father that he could speak well, and it may be said of him that he could write well--the only thing he could do which was worth doing, always supposing that there is any merit in being able to write.

  • I could write pages to you upon this Subject, for I am full of it--but I will send you the book.

  • I will say no more, though I could write volumes.

  • My heart is so expanded, I could write to the last scrap of my paper; but I won't.

  • In the Autobiography he tells us that after he had published the poem he felt he could write no longer for the Daily News.

  • Belloc too believed he could write a successful play and he and Anstey (author of Vice Versa) suggested the dramatising of a Belloc story.

  • These in some dark way I thought before I could write, and felt before I could think; that we may proceed more easily afterwards, I will roughly recapitulate them now.

  • Pusey himself he could write a kindly and courteous letter; but on the platform, or in correspondence with friends, he could denounce 'Puseyites' in the roundest terms.

  • To them he could write sympathetically of Church questions at home, in which he maintained his interest.

  • I could write a book on the Doctors I have known and the blunders they have made about me.

  • Would they kindly give me his name and address so that I could write personally.

  • I could write out an exhaustive analysis of the clever young man, and being one myself can speak from "inspired sources" as the newspapers say.

  • The spirit in which he could write that he was "much revived by having an opportunity of abusing Whistler to a knot of his special admirers" is a spirit apt to be misconstrued.

  • Before he was nine he could write such a passage as this about a Hallowe'en observance: "I pulled a middling-sized cabbage-runt with a pretty sum of gold about it.

  • I could write on for hours, but I have said enough.

  • It was exactly the story to appeal to Mark Twain, and the kind of thing he could write.

  • Daddy went to school to his father, and has told me so much about him, that without seeing him, I could write a book on the subject.

  • Why, I've tramped so many decks to the tune of that girl's charms that I could write a book about her.

  • White was an accomplished writer, and poetical, and there is no doubt he could write a winning letter.

  • She believed from what Mr. Tullidge had done in "Eleanor de Vere" that he could write a great play of Elizabeth.

  • Ask him if he ever has felt that he could write or paint no more, and then ask him how he liked the feeling.

  • And yet he could write a begging letter like this.

  • It was not much of a story, and, as I read it, I kept thinking that I could write as good a one.

  • This view was intimately connected with his character, and before he could write a poem whose kinetic was comparable to its potential power he had to change completely his attitude towards life.

  • Is it possible that a man who felt such things sincerely could write of his feelings in such mellifluous prose?

  • He talked and wrote only to show that he could write.

  • Poetry he could write only in moments stolen from more imperative things.

  • He could write in his later years, "My poems are literally my autobiography.

  • I could write of them, and I did write of them, almost every day.

  • I remember thinking that I could write quite a book now myself.

  • He understood life, you bet, and he could write it down with all its little twists.

  • I was just thinking, when I met you, that I could write a book about my adventures.

  • It appears that Shakespeare's daughter, Judith, could write no more than her grandfather.

  • If he could write, but was a rough bookless man, his condition would be scarcely the more gracious, even if he were able to copy in his scrawl the fine Roman hand of the concealed poet.

  • A man was a fool to go to sea when he could write, he concluded, though the money in itself meant nothing to him.

  • When I think of the play of force and matter, and all the tremendous struggle of it, I feel as if I could write an epic on the grass.

  • This would be the last paragraph in "Overdue"; but so thoroughly was the whole book already composed in his brain that he could write, weeks before he had arrived at the end, the end itself.

  • At any rate he knew he could write it better now.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "could write" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


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