Sentence examples for a diary of a from inspiring English sources

Do they add up to a diary of a life?

They were fascinating — a diary of a troubled war from the ground up.

| May 16 at 8 30: "Richard Cardinal: Cry from a Diary of a Métis Child" (1986).

A diary of a time when an already-mature teenager faced the unthinkable and persevered.

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National Service: A Diary of a Decade by Richard Eyre 448pp, Bloomsbury, £18.99 Richard Eyre is a strikingly handsome man.

It's a diary of an intelligent, fiercely funny man's curiosity, and part of the delight comes from wondering where Louie's mind will range next.

No, this is a diary of urban mayhem, a dredge into the inner life of London.

It lacks the value of a contemporary record, a diary of his thoughts at the time.

When I log on at Sonic, I get an opening screen that is a diary of sorts, an intimate rundown of the week's technical ups and downs.

Museum of Jewish Heritage: Holocaust Diary (Wednesday) David Koker, a Jewish college student, kept a diary of his life while interned in a concentration camp in the Netherlands in the mid-1940s.