Sentence examples similar to party biography from inspiring English sources

Burnett has been the subject of several biographies, including Ann Thwaite's 1974 book, "Waiting for the Party: The Life of Frances Hodgson Burnett, 1849-1924".

· You could barely move for celebs at the launch party for Pamela Stephenson's biography of her husband Billy Connolly.

He reportedly voted for Winston Churchill's Conservative party in 1945, but there is little other mention of party politics in the biographies.

A new leader of a major political party usually merits a serious biography that assesses the subject's political record and early influences, with a glimpse into the future to assess how this person might handle the pressures of high political office.

Face recognition linked to Facebook or LinkedIn can provide an instant biography at a party, saving much embarrassment or providing useful lines for a potential business opportunity.

And once you start making your family party of your own political biography then you are opening the door for these kind of attacks on them, as well as yourself.

"The transition from the Sonia Congress to Rahul Congress has happened and it has been very smooth," says Rashid Kidwai, senior journalist and author of 24 Akbar Road, a book on the Congress party, and of Sonia Gandhi's biography.

Rather, she is on the cover of a "fictionalised biography" that her own party branded defamatory and kept off the shelves for five years.

Charlotte Henry, in the Independent on Sunday, summed up the general verdict: "It feels more like dinner party tittle-tattle than prime ministerial biography".

The party did not confirm if the biography was official.

FINRA provides the parties with a resume and brief biography for each potential arbitrator.