Sentence examples for long memoir from inspiring English sources

In Pursuit of Butterflies is his long memoir of 50 years of butterflying.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukIT WILL surprise no one that Donald Rumsfeld emerges well from his long memoir.

Gay-Lussac presented a much more complete study of iodine in a long memoir presented to the National Institute on August 1, 1814, and subsequently published in the Annales de chimie.

There is a detailed chronology and notes, an excellent introduction by Cynthia Ozick and a long memoir by Nathalie Babel about her relationship to her father and his work.

For Knausgaard, who seems increasingly Wordsworthian as he writes himself into his long memoir, childhood is the truth of life, the source and heat of everything; to have to travel away from it, as we all must do, is something akin to moving away from the sun.

In this stimulating environment, Tarski developed his fundamental analysis of semantical paradoxes, first dating back to 1929 and 1930, reported by Łukasiewicz to the Polish Society of Sciences in Warsaw in 1931 and then detailed in the long memoir of 1935 (see the entries on Tarski and on Tarski's truth definition).

In 1770 Lagrange presented a long expository memoir on the subject to the Berlin Academy, and in 1771 Alexandre Vandermonde submitted a paper to the French Academy of Sciences.

A long, early memoir for The New Yorker — "A South African Childhood: Allusions in a Landscape" — is another standout, evoking the mining country of Witwatersrand, where she was raised ("one of the ugliest parts of a generally beautiful continent"), and her growing adolescent awareness of the racial rift she was born into.

A long, early memoir for The New Yorker—"A South African Childhood: Allusions in a Landscape"—is another standout, evoking the mining country of Witwatersrand, where she was raised ("one of the ugliest parts of a generally beautiful continent"), and her growing adolescent awareness of the racial rift she was born into.

On Feb. 8 Donald H. Rumsfeld's long-awaited memoir, "Known and Unknown," will go on sale, full of recollections from Mr. Rumsfeld's long and often contentious time in public service.

Random House will publish Tony Blair's long-awaited memoir, "The Journey," in September.