Sentence examples for some sort of diary from inspiring English sources

Once, I asked her how she had managed to remember everything she recounts in the book whether she had kept some sort of diary she could refer back to.

Keeping journals and some sort of diary-like record during your travels may seem juvenile or tedious, but they can help your cause in sustaining income tax deductions if you're challenged by the Internal Revenue Service.

Among other things, he showed me letters, of which I cannot remember much now; but I do remember some sort of a diary which he passed over to me in which there were dates followed by some notes which I could not read because they were written in Polish.

Oh, and while you're there, we'll probably ask you to keep some sort of a diary.

If the writer discovered anyone reading this sort of diary they would be mortified, but who would want to?

"This sort of diary tell-all has gotten so out of control," said Susan K. Abrams, owner of Political Icon, an image development company that works with candidates nationwide.

Quest, myth and even farce colour the pages of his rich and remarkable diary - the sort of diary that invites you to stop reading before pulling on your Timberlands.

"The films can be understood as a sort of diary or daily newspaper of one's self," Mr. Kentridge said, noting that the cryptic phrases in "Medicine Chest" had been lifted from actual headlines.

"What sort of diary should I like mine to be?" Virginia Woolf asks in a journal entry written in 1919.

The company's pick: a spot that features a 68-year-old man born in India and living in Maine, who "didn't know what technology meant" growing up, but now loves to shoot video as a sort of diary.

Aside from the phone pics, your blog has become a sort of diary in which you document your transition from self-diagnosed "frumptress" to New York housewife-about-town.