Sentence examples for biography test from inspiring English sources

For a chance to win a signed copy of umpire John Holder's forthcoming biography Test of Character, email your cricketing question, name and address to [email protected]@observer.co.uk

In "The Ordeal of Elizabeth Marsh, Linda Colleyy has written a biography that tests all common notions about the genre.

A passage in Jobs's biography includes him testing out the Siri voice-control function that was introduced in the iPhone that October.

He has also brought the practised eye of a distinguished journalist and historical writer to bear on some of the popular stories about Nelson that have been handed down from biography to biography, without properly testing the reliability of the original sources.

It's a stress test intended to elicit biography, resilience, and the real story.

For now, though, his biography, demeanor and willingness to at least test a regime like Iran's with diplomacy makes him more difficult to demonize than George W. Bush and Dick Cheney.

Still distressed by the deaths of Roger Fry and Julian Bell, she determined to test her theories about experimental, novelistic biography in a life of Fry.

Reading "Duveen: A Life in Art" (Knopf; $35), a new biography by Meryle Secrest, puts that gratitude to the test.

Other works based on the premise that Anderson was Anastasia, written before the DNA tests, include biographies by Peter Kurth and James Blair Lovell.

For dust-jacket biographies, he proudly described himself as an LSD test subject.

He is the author of "No Conceivable Injury", a book about British nuclear-weapons testing in Australia; and "Mother of Rock", a biography of the Australian writer Lillian Roxon.