Sentence examples for draft of a memoir from inspiring English sources

A few days ago, I came across a draft of a memoir my father was working on before he entered immortality in 1999.

A draft of a memoir Baer wrote, which will be published by Crown this fall, depicts what happened next: The first few months was about as exhilarating as it can get in the spy business.

A draft of a memoir Baer wrote, which will be published by Crown this fall, depicts what happened next: **{:.break one} ** The first few months was about as exhilarating as it can get in the spy business.

"I am in the throes of the second draft of a memoir of my childhood," offered Moorer, who hopes it'll ready by next year.

In the meantime he had completed a draft of a semifictionalized memoir of Royal Air Force recruit training, The Mint (published 1955), which in its explicitness horrified Whitehall officialdom and which in his lifetime never went beyond circulation in typescript to his friends.

It comprises more than 150 boxes of manuscripts, scrapbooks, letters, photographs, programs and e-mail messages, as well as a draft of an unpublished memoir of his youth, "The Queen of All the Fairies".

A draft of the memoir she'd been urging Elias to write for years — due in nine months.

Last summer, when I finished a first draft of my memoir about my parents' lives and my own, I sent to the manuscript to a number of readers I admire for comments.

In an early draft of his memoir, Voorhis wrote that he had documentation showing that "the Nixon campaign was a creature of big eastern financial interests".

The Austrian émigré writer Stefan Zweig composed the first draft of his memoir, "The World of Yesterday," in a feverish rapture during the summer of 1941, as headlines gave every indication that civilization was being swallowed in darkness.

Bob Carr never submitted a draft of his controversial memoir to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Dfat) before publication, despite being formally asked to do so.