Sentence examples for memoir released from inspiring English sources

Shorten reflects on his own leadership style in a memoir released by Melbourne University Press on the eve of the campaign.

On 23 April a bundle of neglected love letters and a devastating, secret memoir, released by the British Library after almost a century, will open a window on to one of the enduring mysteries of 20th-century English literature: the life and loves of the first world war poet Rupert Brooke.

In his memoir released in 2014, DeVos recounts his and Van Andel's failed attempt to sail to South America 1949.

In an inflammatory memoir, released earlier in October, Pietersen said he was "marginalised and demonised" by the England team management.

The correspondence made its first public appearance in Fisher's memoir, released in 1919.

In her memoir released last year, Gabrielle Union wrote that she's "had eight or nine miscarriages".

These included long-suppressed passages from memoirs, released 20 years after Khrushchev's death, in which he wrote that Mr. Castro had become irrational and possibly suicidal and that the crisis had to end before Cuba ignited a nuclear war.

He closes with Ted Kennedy's memoir release date.

For New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D), the consequence of an extremely muted memoir release is that the only people reviewing his book on Amazon are the kinds of readers who see it as a paperweight or hamster-cage liner.

On Tuesday her memoir was released worldwide.

His memoir was released in the fall, followed by a poetry collection, "Shahid Reads His Own Palm".