Sentence examples for call diary from inspiring English sources

One could observe the equivalent of the passages you quote in any teenager's phone call, diary entry or magazine.

Gevinson, Tavi Is writing a zine-styled book called "Diary".

He also began a personal photography blog called "Diary," which he launched in 2006.

Wale had his own sit-down-and-get-sensitive moment on a Kanye West-style tune called "Diary".

But her invented other became so popular that Ms. DeCarlo wrote a play about her called "Diary of a Mad Fashionista".

My series of photographs called Diary of a Victorian Dandy, which will be in the Tate's forthcoming Hogarth exhibition, is loosely based on A Rake's Progress.

In 1947, however, for a piece called "Diary of a Viewer," Robert Rice spent a few evenings "in the bosom of a typical American set-owning family".

Searching the internet for new literary productions emanating from Nottingham, I find a play of 2012 called Diary of a Football Nobody … which I'm sure is extremely good.

Jude Law is currently in negotiations to star in writer and director David Mamet's version of the classic Jekyll and Hyde story, to be called Diary of a Young London Physician.

Called a therapy assistant (canine) in training, Humphrey's progress now features in an online journal called Diary of a Bulldog.

But as in the case of WikiLeaks' massive Afghanistan document release, the site didn't depend on the media to publicize the documents, instead uploading them into a searchable database on a site called Diary Dig and allowing people to rate and comment on them on a site called War Logs.