Sentence examples for biography after from inspiring English sources

As war raged, Mr. Bush sought inspiration at night reading one Lincoln biography after another.

Garagiola recently added that information to his biography after the issue drew media attention.

In the book business, straight biography, after its run in the eighties, is pretty much tapped out commercially.

She became fascinated with biography after reading Jane Eyre, later saying that the novel "really fired my imagination..

One prostitute, identified as "Angelina," described his manner as brusque, but came to be an admirer, even reading a biography after several encounters.

The life of Lewis Carroll, as laid out in one biography after the next, is not easily confused with the lives of the great Victorian explorers.

(Other shows on the network include "Washington Watch With Roland Martin" and another biography show, "Life After"). The series premiered that year with episodes on Phyllis Hyman and Donny Hathaway, tragic figures whose songs remain staples of urban adult contemporary radio but whose bouts with mental illness, and eventual suicides, are little discussed.

Helen Bray, the society's American representative, narrated a slide show that included biographies ("After their mother died, the children turned inward and wrote tales of murder, mayhem, war and adultery"), rapturous Brontë poems ("For the moors, for the moors, where the short grass like velvet beneath us should lie!"), and a color photograph of the sofa on which Emily died.

"They can [write a biography] after I'm dead, I don't really care, but I don't think they will.

Robert Wuhl plays a journalist hired to write Cobb's biography long after his retirement.

And what a relief this new biography seems after Professor Baker's shapeless gathering of a million facts.