Sentence examples for diary account from inspiring English sources

The captain's diary account of the torpedoing was doctored to include humane scruples and to heighten suggestions of British incompetence; this "official" version was never signed by Schweiger.

A few months ago, an anonymous manuscript landed on the desk of the publisher Next Century Books, which appeared to be a diary account of a contract killer.

Perhaps the highlight of this book is Mr. Friedman's diary account of his travels in Saudi Arabia in an effort to understand why so many of the Sept. 11 hijackers came from that kingdom.

Mary-Ellen Banashek Dear Diary: The recent Diary account of the Englishwoman who believed in calling people and objects by their correct names -- porter for redcap -- reminded me of a conversation along similar lines I once had with an English visitor in Manhattan.

"App customers can use [a] One Diary account to provide single, unified access to any calendar," explains Bird.

None of the party received Bryant's letters warning them to avoid Hastings' route at all costs; in his diary account, Bryant states his conviction that Bridger deliberately concealed the letters, a view shared by Reed in his later testimony.

He later published a novel Nah Inverness (2004), which features two diary accounts.

With scholarship and narrative verve, Reid makes effective use of diary accounts and other material kept by survivors.

We've published short stories from refugees, diary accounts from war-torn Gaza, science fiction from Iraq... But being a publisher, that is to say someone "working in the arts", you will always be partly cocooned by your industry's middle-classness; the real "other", the thing you know least about, may well be ordinary people on your doorstep, the working-class experience.

Compare diary accounts of the pioneering 1869 expedition with our modern day recreation.

My two diary accounts, not part of the formal site, will be very useful to anyone planning to walk the road when they visit Rome.