Sentence examples for life on paper from inspiring English sources

As other writers writing in the first years of the Cuban Revolution, Barnet managed to capture one of the forgotten heroes of Cuban history and put his extraordinary life on paper.

Michelangelo: A Life on Paper is the first book to examine this intriguing interplay of words and images, providing insight into his life and work as never before.

But for sheer joy of reading, reach for MICHELANGELO: A LIFE ON PAPER, by Leonard Barkan ($49.50).

Its ads were all over in-boxes and social-media feeds and TV screens; they were even out in real life, on paper placards.

His compulsively readable "Memoirs" are at once a picaresque narrative of a wild life and a mockery of the very idea of putting a life on paper.

If I listed the achievements of my life, on paper, without emotion, I would have to concede that on some level I am doing OK.

HOUSTON--The authors of the life-on-Mars paper that rocked the world last summer (Science, 16 August 1996, p. 924) say they have found further evidence of past life in the famed meteorite: residue from bacterial secretions.

Included in Drawn From Life: People On Paper, Kirkby Gallery, Knowsley, to 23 Oct.

There was something almost vain about the idea of putting his life down on paper.

Asked that question again, he said: "I think my life is on paper now.

Another celebrity who has been in no hurry to get her life down on paper is Vivienne Westwood (Picador, £25).