Sentence examples for diary setting from inspiring English sources

Patten said he would not supply the committee with a detailed diary setting out how many hours he spends working for the BBC.

An entry in a wartime diary sets the writer reminiscing.

The New Yorker, April 3 , 1948P. 31 An entry in a wartime diary sets the writer reminiscing.

By Joel Sayre The New Yorker, April 3 , 1948P. 31 An entry in a wartime diary sets the writer reminiscing.

It was an exquisitely precocious record, a wry and wide-eyed teenage diary set to restive, skittish, sublimely impetuous jangle-pop.

There the Archbishop of Canterbury has so much in his diary set by the formularies of diocese, nation and international Anglican Communion that the incumbent has nowhere near the scope to follow his own agenda as York does.

Her diary sets out goals for the year in the form of her lengthy list of New Year resolutions, and individual entries describe, more often than not, her failure to attain them.

In 90 days in Paris in 1985, he wrote his prose masterpiece Memory For Forgetfulness (1986), an autobiographical odyssey in the form of a Beirut diary, set during a single day of heavy Israeli shelling on August 6 1982 - Hiroshima day.

There are five field diaries comprising around 600 numbered pages of hand written notes, as well as an additional electronic diary set up within NVIVO.

"The women who'd come to the 'Basketball Diaries' set -- models, all these girls.

In 2002, the satiric novel "The Nanny Diaries," set in Manhattan, caricatured Park Avenue mothers as grotesque narcissists.