Sentence examples for memoir off from inspiring English sources

In her memoir, "Off With Their Heads!

Gillibrand published a political memoir, Off the Sidelines: Raise Your Voice, Change the World (cowritten with Elizabeth Weil), in 2014.

It's all in Kingston's searingly honest campaign memoir, Off the Rails.

His memoir, "Off Guard: The Story of the Earliest Drug Scandal in Professional Football, as Told by One of the Best Linemen to Ever Play in the N.F.L.," written with Bill Swank, detailed many of his drinking bouts.

After separating from LuAnne, Cassady married Carolyn Robinson, the eventual author of an engaging memoir, "Off the Road" (1990), and since Cassady's death in 1968 a keeper of the flame.

Nevertheless, Carolyn has become something of a gatekeeper to Beat history, writing a warts-and-all memoir, Off the Road, in 1990, answering fans' emails, and consulting for the likes of Salles.

David Jason's My Life (Century) is widely expected to lead the field in the now traditional Christmas celebrity memoir-off.

Spark's only volume of memoir breaks off in 1957 and so there is no account in her voice of her long years spent with Penelope Jardine.

But others were convinced that it would be a huge best seller, and the opportunity to release the memoir set off an intense competition among large New York publishing houses.

She is seen as having learned the lessons of endurance and competition that her mother had hoped to impart and the writing of her memoir comes off as a crucial part of her struggle.

NEW YORK — "Fun Home," the musical adaptation of Alison Bechdel's extraordinary graphic memoir, gets off to a choppy start, takes unnecessary musical detours and is staged in a rough-hewn style that sometimes seems more accidental than intentional.