diary造句怎麼寫

"Under the pretense of progress, morality is collapsing," he wrote in his confiscated diary.

Record your signs and symptoms on a calendar or in a diary for at least two menstrual cycles.

He wrote the diary in an effort to give others a feel for what it is like to be a crewmember on the International Space Station.

When I turned 12, my aunt, the family scribe, gave me a small diary with a red cover. "Write about the things that fill your day," she said.

As in other albums, the listener is promoted to voyeur of miserablism: each track has a feel of a torn out diary entry, left to wilt on adeserted marital bed for our perusal.

From that time, the diary began an exhausting itinerary until it was finally donated to the Viet Nam Museum of Military History in early January in response to a call for war memorabilia.

The first sketches of the diary are painted in vivid water-colours, but the following pages were done only in black. The last pages were drawn with black crayon and pens.

Many pages of his diary have clung together.

You could also use your calendar or diary for this.

Enchanted by the diary, Simpson persuaded his fellow soldiers not to burn it.

The purveyor suggested that I start to write my own decorating diary.

The Thots application serves as a diary or a personal journal where you can post random thoughts to it.

Over the following week, the volunteers were also asked to keep a flashback diary, recording when and what memories from the film intruded their thoughts.

'a fanfare of trumpets, and the King's procession was soon advancing, a blaze of gold and crimson,' wrote Logue in the diary in which he was to record much of his life in Britain.

She kept a diary for over twenty years.

He made an entry of the memorial events in his diary.

Photocopy a page or an article and highlight all the words you do not understand. Look up those words and add them to your vocabulary diary.

The television documentary in which Bell is a central figure, Dying to Tell the Story, started as a diary entry by Amy Eldon, the sister of Dan Eldon, a photo journalist who was killed in Somalia in 1993 when he was just 22.

He was standing outside the junk-shop where he had bought the diary.

Tom: Her memory preserved in a diary for fifty years.

As Nansen wrote in his diary, "Johansen is asleep, and making the hut resound. I am glad his mother cannot see him now … so black and grimy and ragged as he is."