memoirs造句

She amassed her papers for her memoirs.

Napoleon passed the time reading, gardening and dictating his memoirs.

I watched a trailer for the screenplay of his memoirs.

Other oddities leak out from the books and the memoirs.

He enjoyed writing his memoirs in his declining years.

If I were to say all the unpleasant things that occur to me about posthumous memoirs I should have nothing left for my posthumous memoirs.

Denikin in his memoirs later wrote that Pilsudski stole the victory from them.

Now the former chancellor of the exchequer has published his memoirs.

Stone said that Grigorenko's memoirs indicate he was never forced to take medication and took none.

Can say this entirely new works with pictures, half memoirs, the half is society.

He said he would continue working on a second volume of memoirs, to be called The Final Strategic Counteroffensive.

I never planned to write memoirs or keep diaries because I always thought it would interfere with my work.

And if nothing else, the Albanian translation of his memoirs is sure to be a best-seller.

Pall very spacious, may tune, rock NIE Inscribed on the corner of the open-life memoirs, it was introduced, the memoirs of a total of more than 2,600 characters, all with iron solder stonemason the current time.

"Decision Points", the former President's memoirs, published this week, will not change the minds of the detractors who think so.

In his memoirs, Tony Blair guesses that he unsettled the Establishment by being an "arriviste" : neither born into the elite nor knowing his proper place.

Speedman chooses as inspiration the Vietnam memoirs of a courageous war hero, John “Four Leaf” Tayback (Nick Nolte), and begins to assemble a cast of actors.

This represents the beginning of your life with one of their own "memoirs", you will be written into the first full color.

Palin's ghostwriter, Lynn Vincent, has previously collaborated on the memoirs of a retired general, William Boykin, the former head of the US army's Special Forces Command.

Years A Slave is based on the memoirs of Solomon Northup, a free black man from upstate New York, is abducted and sold into slavery.

He was a brilliant writer yet his letters and his memoirs cannot be trusted because he started to tell lies to his mother at a young age and never stopped doing so.

As Cheney beavers away on his memoirs above the garage at his new house in the Washington suburbs, some of his associates have pointed out the irony of what he is doing.

Mr Darling's memoirs are a timely reminder that lack of credibility in this area can be fatal to a political party's fortunes, even one with a leader rather nicer to be around than Mr Brown.

Regina is currently working on a novel and has kept journals for 50 years and intends to start some major editing to turn them into a book of memoirs.

Only on a non fiction work to obtain the promise of the award is more than half a century ago things - Churchill in 1953, "World War II memoirs" by this honor.