Sentence examples for diaries from inspiring English sources

I've found these weekly election diaries a struggle, to be honest.

If she hopes to remain a player she would be wise to shelve any thought of publishing vengeful diaries, usually a divisive step even before the Mail has bought lucrative serialisation rights and sexed them up.

Ms Weissová-Hošková was introduced by the Nash's artistic director Amelia Freedman to an editor from Penguin, who commissioned the diaries Helga had kept as a child in Terezín, for publication this year – a major event, for such contemporary records (as opposed to memoirs) are rare.

The negotiations, which began over a bottle of chablis in the House of Lords, are revealed in the hitherto unpublished diaries kept by the late Keys.

Looking at diaries, official records, letters, e-mails.

We uploaded entries and drawings from the boys' diaries to our blog.

The late, libidinous, Alan Clarke's Diaries tell you more than any academic study about the reality of politics, about the relationship between politicians and civil servants, the way individuals exploit power, and the way the apparently powerful strive to achieve within the structures and constraints in which they operate.

In the second half of the session we will explore the question of voice and voices in biography through written exercises that will draw on letters, diaries, memoirs and interviews.

"When I decided to take on the project, I started reading Highsmith's diaries and letters, which are held in a library in Zurich.

But when John Major succeeded her, the equivalent role was performed by Michael Heseltine who, though wealthy, needed – in a jibe recorded by Alan Clark in his diaries – to buy his own furniture.

"These are largely work journals, rather than diaries, and they list what Angela was reading and watching at the time.