Sentence examples for a single diary from inspiring English sources

They have the greatest contempt for the continent … To lose their empire would be the worst possible humiliation.'" Ed Miliband responded: "Saturday's article referred to a single diary entry by my father, written as a 17-year-old, describing the suspicion he found of the continent and the French when he arrived here.

Outcome measurement was migraine events (single diary entries), coded on a 6-point Likert scale (0 =  no headache, 5 = maximum intensity).

A last observation carried forward method was used to impute missing values within a single headache diary attack.

The single diary in the papers covers chiefly the latter part of Firor's career as a professor in the College of Agriculture at the University of Georgia, 1949-1952, with only intermittent entries for 1941-1948.

According to McCartney, 'The gigs went up in stature and though the pay went up only a little bit, it did go up'; they were 'now playing better places.' The group was now far more organised, having one single diary in which to record bookings, rather than using whoever's diary was to hand.

The difference in work contacts reported by nurses and controls also might be affected by controls' reporting of aggregated work contacts instead of single diary entries if they usually had >10 contacts at work.

"Not a single day was skipped in the diary's five years from 1929 to 1934," Koppel writes.

In 90 days in Paris in 1985, he wrote his prose masterpiece Memory For Forgetfulness (1986), an autobiographical odyssey in the form of a Beirut diary, set during a single day of heavy Israeli shelling on August 6 1982 - Hiroshima day.

"I asked absolute questions about life, where there is no room for nationalist ideology". In 90 days in Paris in 1985, he wrote his prose masterpiece Memory For Forgetfulness (1986), an autobiographical odyssey in the form of a Beirut diary, set during a single day of heavy Israeli shelling on August 6 1982 - Hiroshima day.

Not a single day was skipped in the diary's five years from 1929 to 1934.

A newspaperman and author of several books of narrative history who once spent the better part of a decade trying to single-handedly compile an encyclopedia of New York City, Mr. Ellis published approximately 1percentt of his 70-volume diary in 1995 in a single volume entitled "A Diary of the Century: Tales From America's Greatest Diarist" (Kodansha America).