I complain about
people writing about millennials so much and yet I can't seem to stop writing about them / us myself.
A lot of
people wrote in saying the receipt sounded good, but not many people replied that they had actually made the recipe.
So
many people write about how to wash cloth diapers, what to use and what not to use, but very few bother to explain WHY.
Most
people writing for us have already worked on dozens if not hundreds of similar assignments in the past, and you may be completely sure they know what they are doing.
You can no longer ignore
when people write about your brand, your products, your competitors, and your industry.
If people wrote of things outside of their own alleged experience, it is entirely possible they heard of such things from travelers and traders.
I have a confession, I am addicted to
how people write books and write them fast.
If a
few people write in about such an egregious failure on this particular day, producers of these programs might try a bit harder.
Was it initially adopted
because people wrote everything by hand so if they wrote an amount twice and made a mistake once then the double entry would reveal that?
You died as you lived:
with people writing heartfelt but also kinda weird messages on a little screen.
Do you think digital comics are starting to have an effect on perhaps not just the comic book marketplace — but on the
way people write comics and tell stories?
There are thousands of reasons why
people write blogs or spend a lot of time building their online equity.
Make sure that
people write reviews of your book at this stage and work closely with your publisher's PR campaign.
After all, thousands of
people write cover letters on a daily basis around the world and so many of them are actually successful at gaining the job that they want.
So it's sad to see
people writing off all self pub books because of a few bad experiences.
By the way, I've been asked via e-mail if this has been the
same person writing this column all along.
From the moment the
first person wrote the first simple resume, until today, people have put forward different ideas of what should go into a resume.
Smart people wrote those instructions, but, after reading them, I decided that I know what I'm doing.
It is very common to
find people writing in the profiles about the things they love like music, travelling, food and a lot more.
He ends without having made any substantial points whatsoever, except for the fact that he is seemingly voting against his principles because
enough people wrote him letters.
Is anyone out there doing a similar project in which
young people write letters back to us from their imagined future?
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