Sentence examples for memoir for which from inspiring English sources

It is hard to read passages like these and not shudder at the prospect of the General Electric chairman Jack Welch's upcoming memoir, for which Warner Books paid a seven-milliondollar advance.

But then he was estranged from himself, evident in his uncharacteristically sluggish progress on his ultimately disparaged memoir, for which he would "hammer out single paragraphs, not knowing where they might fit".

(Rooney) 'Fried Chicken and Latkes' (in previews; opens on Monday) Following in the stand-up comedy path of her groundbreaking father, Richard Pryor, while also forging her own style, Rain Pryor recounts her experience growing up black and Jewish in this solo memoir, for which she also wrote music and lyrics.

(Rooney) 'Fried Chicken and Latkes' (starts previews on Saturday; opens on Aug. 6) Following in the stand-up comedy path of her groundbreaking father, Richard Pryor, while also forging her own style, Rain Pryor recounts her experience growing up black and Jewish in this solo memoir, for which she also wrote music and lyrics.

In her new book, Grace: a Memoir (for which she was paid a reported $1.2m), she writes about her childhood as if she's setting up a ghost story – the mists on the shoreline, the monochrome trees, her mother's growing clutter, Grace's continuing fear of the dark and anxiety in crowds – but with a move to modelling school in London, her tone lightens.

Others speculated that Ms. Palin, eying the White House in 2012, plans to complete and then hawk her memoir (for which she reportedly had been seeking a seven-figure advance) and also increase her visibility along with her war chest by accepting lucrative speaking engagements — activities not so easily managed by a chief executive marooned in Anchorage.

The former president said that he was working "like a devil" on his memoirs, for which he received an advance reported to be more than $10 million from Alfred A. Knopf and that he was having a good time writing them.

After 1910 she mostly wrote the epigrams and memoirs for which she is better known.

And the events of the story are close enough to what is actually happening now -- aside from the outrageous big reveal, and the fact that Blair is nowhere near finishing his memoirs, for which he has a massive contract -- to be uncannily uncomfortable for the real life former prime minister.

These were the years when their familiar set gathered in the evenings for what they called the Memoir Club, for which he wrote many of what later became the best sections of his autobiography, and where he was, nevertheless, outshone by his wife and Maynard Keynes.

You are what is referred to as a 'CASUALTY' US congressman and civil rights pioneer John Lewis, meanwhile, makes the shortlist for the NBA for young people's literature for the third instalment in his graphic novel memoir March, for which he won the Eisner award this year.