Sentence examples for biographical book from inspiring English sources

Isherwood also wrote plays, movies and a biographical book about his parents, "Kathleen and Frank".

He intends to film "The Great American Hoax," which Alan Abel has adapted from his own auto biographical book.

Based on the biographical book Truth and Duty by Mary Mapes, it tells the story of an award-winning CBS News journalist and of the risks she took to expose a story on the then president, George W Bush.

He said he had always assumed that when Brandenn was in his twenties and thirties someone might "write a little biographical book and look back at when he was fourteen and see that this was when he was learning the groundwork for what was going to make him famous in music".

The projects are based on two books to which producers have acquired rights: "Suspicion Nation: The Inside Story of the Trayvon Martin Injustice and Why We Continue to Repeat It," a firsthand account by Lisa Bloom about covering the Zimmerman trial as an NBC analyst; and "Rest in Power: The Enduring Life of Trayvon Martin," a biographical book about Mr. Martin written by his parents.

Boken om Nurmi (The Book about Nurmi), released in Sweden in 1925, was the first biographical book on a Finnish sportsman.

He himself was a man divided, as two new biographical books make clear.

The subject of six biographical books in the past ten years in spite of his scorn of publicity.

By M. B. Levick The New Yorker, September 20 , 1930 P. 13The subject of six biographical books in the past ten years in spite of his scorn of publicity.

It does so largely by doing what some disreputable Hitchcock biographical books have done: It reads him through his work, as if his movies were a direct reflection of his mind, soul and deepest, darkest desires.

Sites www.netins.net/showcase/creative/lincoln.html Abraham Lincoln Online, with links to places associated with him, some of his writings, biographical books and a feature called "This Week in Lincoln History".