Sentence examples for memoir of their from inspiring English sources
"Babysitting George" is a memoir of their unusual relationship.
The book is also partly a memoir of their marriage.
In 1996 the three sisters co-operated on a joint memoir of their childhood, Fair Girls and Grey Horses.
Who are the only three US presidents since 1924 not to have written a memoir of their years in power?
Ms. Dickens wrote "A Dangerous Gift" with her son Titus, a memoir of their life dealing with his bipolar disorder.
"I am of the firmest belief that he would never have become a neoconservative," she announced in her memoir of their marriage, "The Beginning of the Journey".
With Memoirs of Their Lives, published in 1731.
She must avoid the noxious preening that taints so many memoirs of their authors' misspent youth.
Both wrote memoirs of their early lives, centered on their psychological inheritances from their fathers.
Even more worrying, they sometimes turn those notes into candid memoirs of their White House years.
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