diary

Converse of object

• keep: Log books are diaries kept by the head teacher.
• write: Each week, our mayor writes a brief diary about his previous week.

Adjective modifier

• reflective: You will keep your own reflective diary; You will receive feedback from the Scheme Leader.
• unpublished: London Diaries Heather Creaton has now found details of 750 unpublished diaries with London history content.
• naval: On this whole episode see also naval staff war diary, September 5, 1944, and Speer's testimony at Nuremberg, Vol.
• daily: Here is his daily diary with all the news from the trip.
• online: Web logs - A relatively new feature like an online diary.
• weekly: Such activities may include filling in weekly web diaries and having photographs featured on wedding web pages.

Modifies a noun

• entry: On the 3rd February the diary entry reads " Siberian weather.
• excerpt: In addition to images, maps, and diary excerpts, you'll find biographical essays about the intrepid travelers.
• date: A separate diary date giving further details will be issued shortly.
• extract: Your diary extract is an integral part of ensuring that the financial return we submit to HEFCE is accurate.

Noun used with modifier

• homework: We encourage a genuine partnership between home and school through parents ' evenings, regular reports and homework diaries.
• home/school: It could, for example, be used initially to convey messages between school and home in place of the usual home/school diary.
• war: The war diaries of the Commander-in-Chief of the British Army on the Western Front are a unique account of the First World War.
• seizure: He looked at dad's EEG test results and the seizure diary.
• prayer: We want to encourage prayer triplets, prayer in small groups, using Ebe prayer diary, prayer ministry, etc.
• desk: Check that the photo call is in the picture desk diary at newspapers and the advance planning desk diary at TV studios.

Possessives

• grandfather: Conceive that for the last month I have been living there between 1786 and 1850, in my grandfather's diaries and letters.

Preposition: of

• event: We also have a packed diary of events to keep you coming back all year round.