Sentence examples for memoirs time from inspiring English sources

What begins as a story of an early obsession with sharks, developed during annual Christmas visits to her uncle's home in New South Wales, becomes a deeply affecting book on a tender father-daughter relationship and, of course, that great underpinning of all memoirs, time.

New Jersey Senator Bill Bradley published a volume of memoirs, Time Present, Time Past in 1996.

Nicholas served with distinction in Italy, an experience recalled in his new memoir, Time at War.

In his memoir, "Time Was," Robertson displays wit and paradox in the vein of Wilde.

MEMOIR TIME I have a contract, and the book has to be done by December.

Mr. Naar is seeking a publisher for a memoir, "Time to Tell," that addresses his war years.

This thesis is illustrated on every page of her delicately constructed memoir, "Time to Be in Earnest," whose opening trick is to pretend to be just a diary.

The tale of that expedition and of Dr. Novacek's extended travels to places like Yemen and Chile are recounted in his new memoir, "Time Traveler," about to be published by Farrar, Straus & Giroux.

Among the authors he edited were Wallace Stegner, whose 1971 novel "Angle of Repose" won the Pulitzer Prize; Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, whose memoir, "Times to Remember," was published in 1974; Robert F. Kennedy Edward M. Kennedy Patricia Kennedy Lawford John Updike Jamesames Dickey and William Goldmann.

Shaun has written two memoirs, Hard Time and Party Time.

She is the author of the memoirs "This Time Together," "One More Time" and "Carrie and Me: A Mother-Daughter Love Story". .