Sentence examples for for her diary from inspiring English sources

She sublet a suite on the 27th floor and used the hotel stationery for her diary notes and poems, some of which have been reproduced in the 2010 book Fragments, edited by Stanley Buchthal and Bernard Comment (Farrar, Straus & Giroux).

But in the Virginia Woolf cycle she was extraordinary, rising to the lyrical heights of "Fancy (February 1927)" and "Parents (December 1940)." In 1919 Woolf wrote that her goal for her diary was "something so elastic that it will embrace anything," words Ms. Johnson Cano sang with hope and a premonition of melancholy.

Neither she nor Miller had any inclination to work for a living, and Hugo was content to tolerate the numerous romantic intrigues that provided fodder for her diary.

circa 1283; a poet and a great diarist, especially remembered for her diary Isayoi Nikki ("Diary of the Waning Moon") chronicling her legal battles to get the Kamakura shogunate to stop Tameuji from disinheriting Tamesuke of the Hosokawa estate near the capital that Tameie had left Tamesuke).

When Meyer was found murdered in Georgetown, in 1964, Bradlee was deputized to go looking for her diaries.

The house, alas, appeared to be half empty the Friday I saw "A Busy Day," the first West End production of the Regency comedy by the novelist Fanny Burney, best known today for her diaries and letters.

The Anne Frank Trust is commemorating the life of the teenager, who died at Bergen-Belsen concentration camp aged just 15, on Tuesday 14 April 2015 by encouraging people to read from her diary for one minute.

Scott even lifted entire sections of her diary for The Beautiful and the Damned.

Rather fittingly for the woman who redefined notions of fame, we're told that mother-of-four Madonna ruthlessly divides her days into 15-minute segments, each accounted for in her diary by her personal assistant.

For her latest Diary of a Dirty Hippie in V Magazine (in issue V98), the singer appears completely nude (link, obviously, NSFW) in a backstage photo from the MTV VMAs.

Anne Morrow, as she then was, aged 21 and still at university, can be forgiven for writing in her diary about the impact on her of the unassuming "boy" who had pitted himself against nature, solely and bravely.