Sentence examples for whose diary from inspiring English sources

This appalled Madox, as it appalled his fellow chaplain in the flotilla, John Walker, whose diary also survives.

The curators seem to have chosen it because of the artist's friendship with Jim Hodges, whose "Diary of Flowers," blooms sketched on coffee-stained napkins, is installed nearby.

For that one, Michael Croxton, whose diary is at right, diagrammed how to order a hot dog from a New York street vendor (first, fly to New York).

The most audacious deception in "The Echo Chamber" is reserved for Damaris, whose diary has an ebullience and erotic fizz that are often absent from Evie's repressed maunderings.

Last year's winner was Rachel O'Reilly, whose diary of her time in Florida can be read in the sports section of this newspaper's website.

Doubtless her feelings were strongly attracted to the magnetic Chapman, whose diary supplies this information, but there is no evidence that she was ever his mistress.

This book pushes to the surface some unexpected stars, people whose diaries you will wish to consume in their entirety.

Holmes begins with Joseph Banks, the official botanist on Captain Cook's 1768 voyage to Tahiti, whose diaries of this paradisiacal island made him a scientific celebrity.

Pointing the finger at Jones – whose diaries were made into Hollywood films in 2001 and 2004 – he said: "Until Bridget Jones, chardonnay was really sexy.

Mum, whose diaries are full of grief stricken messages to her daughter, understood the significance of an apology to people suffering an injustice.

Then in 2000, three Italian school girls - whose diaries were filled with snapshots of Manson - murdered a 61-year-old nun.