Sentence examples for book a lifetime from inspiring English sources

Each of the winners will receive a copy of Jane Bown's book 'A Lifetime of Looking'.

Kazin has mined some of this material before, heavily editing and rewriting a bit of it for his book "A Lifetime Burning in Every Moment: From the Journals of Alfred Kazin" (1996).

Contribute with Guardian Witness Jane Bown's book A Lifetime of Looking features 200 black-and-white and colour images of reportage from the Greenham Common evictions to the Iranian embassy siege.

"He was like a family member," said Dr. Corkin, who is at work on a book on H. M., titled "A Lifetime Without Memory".

There has been a fake sex tape, a controversial tell-all book and a Lifetime movie (which said book inspired).

Suffice to say: here's a book of a lifetime that makes you walk for a lifetime.

She is writing a book about a lifetime spent on the road -- "sort of like Kerouac, but a more political, long-term, women's-movement Kerouac".

"Fallen Giants" is the book of a lifetime for its authors, an awe-inspiring work of history and storytelling.

So in a sense I am trying to attach myself to the great man's memory by choosing it as my Book of a Lifetime.

And one real treasure, a book for a lifetime's reading: a 1955 English reprint of "A Woman In Berlin," a masterpiece of memoir; decades on, this book would be republished, and it, too, was made into a film.

At the end of his long book, after a lifetime spent studying and conducting Bach's choral works, Gardiner finally has the courage to return that stern gaze.