Sentence examples for confidential book from inspiring English sources

Sean Smith, who wrote the Kylie Confidential book, examined that the era of 1997 and 1998 was her expiernece of "Saturn return".

"Confidential books over the side?

In a friendly merger a suitor often spends months reviewing the target's confidential books, but in a hostile offer the bidder typically relies only on public information.

Ann Coulter's new, previously-confidential book will assail the media for being too pro-Obama, it was revealed Tuesday.

"In years gone by, I don't remember people wanting or making such complex emotional demands of a cat," says Vicky Halls, cat and human counsellor, and author of books such as Cat Confidential: The Book Your Cat Would Want You To Read.

Two weeks later, however, a confidential briefing book prepared for Mr. Holloway warned of potential risks and problems, including indications that the police and fire bureaucracies had not worked out their differences.

Even Lance Armstrong, the American cyclist who (inspirationally) recovered from cancer to become a multiple winner of the Tour de France, entered this year's race the sixth he has won embroiled in a court battle with the authors of "L.A. Confidential", a book alleging that his achievements were not wholly above board.

He wrote LA Confidential, a book containing evidence that Armstrong used performance-enhancing drugs.

Mr. Frank, who says he flew for 30 years in Israel's armed forces, is a director and producer who has been trying to make a film based on the book "Confidential: The Life of Secret Agent Turned Hollywood Tycoon Arnon Milchan".

Then, on 31 July last year, ­WikiLeaks released Kaupthing's confidential large loan book, which exposed €6bn of loans.

There are views of maniacal pot smokers like those that appeared in the 1950's publications of E.C. Comics, which figured prominently in "Comic Book Confidential," one of Mr. Mann's early films.