Sentences with phrase «write over the course of an evening»

This is the kind of film that practically writes itself, with a script that a group of real college kids could write over the course of an evening.

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I used to be an avid animal lover had 1 - 2 dogs and at least 2 cats my whole life and thenmoivng out on my own I of course did not own a dog and even the cats were given up to my parents where they could have a better home... married a man who allergic to animal dander and an anti-anti histamine person I actually had to write out the pros and cons the biggest con being that I would not be able to have animals in my future at least not indoor cuddly hair all over the place pets that I was accustomed to.

And of course, if you continue watching your child as he or she moves beyond the preschool years, you're probably making it even more likely that your offspring will become used to both being in the spotlight and having little privacy, the possible societal implications of video monitors I wrote about over at Motherlode.

Some of the Things that happen over the course of the decade or so the film spans are as follows: Tomas (Franco) is already having trouble with his girlfriend Sara (Rachel McAdams) in the course of struggling to write a novel, when on the way home one evening, he's involved in an accident that brings him into the orbit of a single mother Kate (Charlotte Gainsbourg) and her young son Christopher.

Written and directed by Bridey, Clara's Ghost follows a self - absorbed showbiz family over the course of a single evening as they deal with personal demons.

The Color Kitten was written in 1949 by the woman who wrote Good Night Moon (Good Night Moon is, of course, the book that would make generations of parents weep over their own mortality even as they read it to unsuspecting toddlers, because Good Night Moon ai nt so much about good - night as it is about goodbye — lets face it.

And a broader look at what Edutopia contributors have written on the topic over the course of years reveals a clear theme: the importance of establishing a web of allies, including administrators, students, teachers, parents, and even unaffiliated citizens.

If you eliminate those, and go with people who've been writing long enough to know how to tell a story and that it's more than pretty words... Your luck comes into it, of course, and how much your story appeals, but most newbies I know are AT LEAST breaking even over three years or so tot he 3k advance that new books now offer.