Sentence examples for diary takes from inspiring English sources

Rooney was only eight when My Mad Fat Diary takes place.

By 1941, the low point of the war, Sebastian's diary takes on the qualities of an extended allegory composed of complex, uncanny dreams, many involving his brother Poldy, lost to him in occupied France.

Writing out your problems in a diary takes them out of your weary head and puts them on the page, making it easier to drift off to dreamland.

Kellner's diary takes to task not only the German people who elected Hitler, but the citizens and leaders of other nations who remained indifferent to evidence that dictators in Germany, Italy and Japan were plotting to take possession of the entire world.

October 28 Palin Called a 'Diva' and 'Whack' -- And That's From the McCain Team David Frum at his National Review diary takes on the Washington Times' Tony Blankley and Rush Limbaugh on their prescriptions for a conservative comeback in years ahead: "When Rush and Blankley tell us the blueprint is there, if only we would follow it, they are telling us something that is not true.

The Water Diary took just six days to shoot.

Diary took me through puberty into adulthood and, today, still sounds important and beautiful.

Boyd said the diary took in the activist's trips to the Middle East and Africa.

The author of "The Incest Diary" took pains to preserve her anonymity, and was derided as a likely fraud.

Most of the meetings cited in the diary took place at the prime minister's London headquarters at 10 Downing Street, or at Chequers, his official country residence northwest of London.

New Line's thriller starring Pierce Brosnan, "After the Sunset," took in an estimated $11.5 million, and "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason," a sequel to the surprise hit "Bridget Jones's Diary," took in $8.9 million in just 500 theaters.