Sentence examples for the daybook from inspiring English sources

The daybook was born in another era.

We had not seen him on the daybook.

Writing the daybook, he hopes, will not define the rest of his life.

An excerpt from the daybook is included as a wall text next to the 1926 photograph "Excusado".

When a politician gets started he or she wants to get on the daybook every week".

"If I am not on the daybook several times a year, I am upset," he said.

The daybooks and ledger largely document Frary's medical practice, though there are occasional accounts for other business ventures and civic offices.

I especially love a photograph of twins in one of the daybooks that shows them on either side of two converging walls, separate and yet hinged, cornered but strongly united.

If she is remembered thus, that will be due to the photoportraits rather than to Weston's diary reminiscences, written in characteristically prissy style, and collected in The Daybooks of Edward Weston in 1981.

Hill was picked for Odi Barbare, the second volume of The Daybooks sequence, in which he uses the Sapphic verse form to address "this dying / Time that bends so beautifully around things".

(I omitted Edward Weston from my recent column on photographers who wrote well; his prose can be ornate and overwritten, but The Daybooks of Edward Weston are nevertheless an illuminating – and, for their time, incredibly honest – insight into the everyday highs and lows of the artistic life).