Sentence examples for memoir grant from inspiring English sources

In his memoir, Grant justifies his decision to attack the city, despite the shrewdly placed defenses that proved virtually impregnable.

In addition to the memoir, Grant recently lashed out at Prince Harry after he said that Markle liked spending Christmas time with the royal family, calling it the family "that she never had".

A student of American prose could hold up Adams's Grant-bashing memoir against Grant's own memoir to define the two furthest points of American recollection: one discursive, mordant, allusive, and hyperbolic — exaggeration of affect is the key to Adams's "education" — the other pointed, reduced, and understated.

The collaboration was a success, and "The Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant" became a best seller in late 1885, although Grant himself died in July 1885, shortly after completing his final draft.

IF YOU GO Down Memoirs Lane THE Grant Cottage (518-587-8277) is nExitExit 16 on Interstate 87 between Saratoga Springs and Glens Falls.

Facebook became a mini-memoir for Linda Diltz Beckman, a grant writer from Tampa, Fla.: Raised by an artsy, free-thinking Southern mama in the Donna Reed era, smack in the middle of John Birch Orange County.

Then there is Clemens William Sadlerr), who has commissioned the now-destitute Grant to write his memoirs for a record-breaking fee.

Grant also stressed in his memoirs how the final terms of surrender — settled upon after midnight on July 4 — worked in every way to the Union's advantage.

The coming-of-age memoir is centered on a premise that anyone would grant: growing up is hard.

Twain was a close friend of Grant's and helped him edit his memoirs; some malicious critics have even suggested that he ghostwrote the whole book.

Theo is granting interviews in conjunction with reissuing his memoir, "Theo: An Autobiography".