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diary

[dahy-uh-ree] / ˈdaɪ ə ri /


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The Easter gathering at St George's Chapel is an annual event in the royal diary, with members of the family facing photographers as they arrive for the church service.

From BBC

At one point, she compiled a diary of her husband's behaviour to show his consultant, but says she was offered no help for her welfare or any advice on changing his medication.

From BBC

Yet the performance is mostly one of heartbreaking reserve; her occasional voiceover comes in short, spare declarations from Carol’s diary on the latest dreadfulness to afflict the town.

From The Wall Street Journal

His diary is an invaluable account of life in 16th-century Europe.

From The Wall Street Journal

His diary is an invaluable account of life in 16th-century Europe.

From The Wall Street Journal