Sentence examples for to diary from inspiring English sources
noun
A daily log of experiences, especially those of the writer.
- They kept separate diaries. His was on paper and her diary was on her computer's hard drive.
"My request is limited to diary entries for meetings with external stakeholders on both sides of the marriage equality debate.
I want wry asides, caustic bickering and sideways glances, accompanied by Geordie Marcus's voiceover, which takes my hand and pulls me from kitchen to garden to diary room.
YOU probably won't have that reaction to "Diary of a Hedgehog" (Wiley, $29.95), which is actually a diary from the last few years of Mr. Biggs's life.
The case began more than two years ago when Dreyfus sought access under freedom of information laws to diary entries that showed Brandis's government-related appointments.
People need to diary in their meals in the same way that they diary in their calls and meetings, he says.
Phone next to diary; fax machine/copier easy to reach; plenty of light - candles as well as halogen lamps; Post-its remind me of appointments, quotes and deadlines.
This afternoon, she is talking a mile a minute about her first book, "Vera Wang on Weddings" (HarperCollins), a how-to diary with gorgeous photographs.
Professional football should lend itself to diaries.
VICE: What drew you to diaries as a subject?
We applied the automated classification to GPS routes and concentrations of PM2.5, and compared the results to diary-based classifications.
This was previously exclusive to diaries.
