1) Anne Frank was a famous diarist of the Second World War.

2) Some have later called this traveler and diarist a saint, and saints are not necessarily representative of their sets.

3) He was also a meticulous parliamentary diarist, providing the fullest known account of debates in 1626, 1628, and 1629.

4) The diarist thought he heard a feeble moan from the other side.

5) Nor should we forget our latter-day Darwin: the diarist, novelist or would-be intellectual sitting at home with his word-processor.

6) Samuel Pepys,[http:///diarist.html] the famous 17th century diarist.

7) The Meeting Diarist project is probably the dream of anyone who's every had to record the minutes of a meeting.

8) Like the diarist, the other two men were sickly, and they seemingly starved after their applications for welfare were rejected.

9) Marbury became our first high school diarist, and AI landed on the cover as a Georgetown sophomore.

10) He also was a faithful diarist. Since August his entries have been published as a blog (orwell diaries.wordpress.com) on the same date they were written 70 years ago.

11) Your diarist settles down for a long session on the laptop.

12) To Baddiel it was solipsistic and showed the limits of a diarist.

13) Article on 19 th century - Macau as described in the diary of American diarist Harriett Low.

14) The earliest dated domestic examples were made of oak in 1666 for the diarist Samuel Pepys.

15) As secretary to his father in Europe, he became an accomplished linguist and assiduous diarist.

16) In one-third of the 12, 000 diary entries, the diarist was unhappy, unmotivated or both.

17) It also risks obscuring the shining strand of dissent, so your diarist pipes up.

18) He does appear, however, in the chronicles of the celebrated English diarist , Samuel Pepys.

19) Near the dockyards, Peter moved into the house of diarist John Evelyn. But the still rowdy and uncivilized Czar and his friends wreck it.

20) Britain's first recipient was Arthur Coga, a Cambridge-educated eccentric who was "cracked a little in his head", as diarist Samuel Pepys put it.