Sentence examples for read diary from inspiring English sources

Come to think of it, I haven't laughed that much since the last time I read Diary Of A Nobody.

As far as classics are concerned, I'll probably need some light relief: I've never read Diary of a Nobody by George and Weedon Grossmith.

Askinosie Chocolate, a specialty chocolate maker in Springfield, Mo., also encourages its customers to enter codes on its Web site and virtually visit its cocoa bean farms in Mexico, Ecuador and the Philippines — and even read diary entries from farmers.

10 P.M. (Sundance) I'M STILL HERE: REAL DIARIES OF YOUNG PEOPLE WHO LIVED DURING THE HOLOCAUST -- Joaquin Phoenix, Kate Hudson, Elijah Wood and Amber Tamblyn are among the actors who read diary entries.

More painful still because it's nigh on impossible to read the novel and not wonder, "Might there just be a little bit of Pooter in me?" It's worth bearing in mind that if you read Diary Of A Nobody and don't find yourself asking that very question, it almost certainly means that you're self-deluded and humourless enough to be considered Pooterish.

As part of the celebrations, and to remember those who died at the hands of the Nazis, all students and staff have been encouraged to read Diary of a Young Girl, Anne Frank's poignant account of her time in the Secret Annex where she successfully hid from the Nazis for a period of just over two years.

Kids want to read diaries of (fictional, wimpy) kids.

8 P.M. (MTV) I'M STILL HERE -- Young actors read diaries written by young people who witnessed the Holocaust.

Then further humiliation: Hall gives his version of the story in his widely read Diaries: history written by the victor.

As well as research papers about children's behaviour during war, the team read diaries of those who had lived through these sieges, including some written by children.

For research, he visited the real Cabinet War Rooms and read diaries and first-hand accounts of the war.