| Create a family map, design a crest, learn the true-life adventures of your ancestors and use their memories to make new ones. |
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| He paints a true-life picture of lawless New York in 1840 where the streets are replete with socially maladjusted persons and criminals. |
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| It would be based on true-life situations inside the Houston Police crime lab. |
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| That's why you owe it to the readers, even though it is fiction, to be as honest as you can with those day-to-day, true-life details. |
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| Pierre's true-life journey from debt-ridden drug addict to Booker Prize winner has been a stranger-than-fiction ride. |
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| He was now a cocky Harvard graduate, playing off his true-life college accomplishments. |
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| We highly recommend this gorgeous, briskly-told picture, which avoids all the usual conventions of the true-life disaster tale. |
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| The true-life trial was one of medicine versus religion, but a lot of embellishment has occurred to make the screenplay appealing to a mainstream audience. |
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| The saving grace to the whole artistic endeavour is that the works are classic verismo operas with sky-high true-life grit. |
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| We have actually seen the documents in their real true-life format, which means that we do not know how to make amendments to them. |
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| It is based on the true-life story of a woman who acted in a short film that one of my friends made in Kabul. |
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| He recreates the 1960s in this true-life tale of a teenage runaway's audacious trail of trickery. |
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| Each column begins with a true-life case study, and each is followed by a list of sources that can serve as basic texts for discussion. |
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| Diamond answers by way of a true-life detective story, one in which the heroes are anthropologists, paleontologists, and palynologists. |
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| Despite the popularity of true-life reconstructions, the dramatisation of actual events and real people is often controversial. |
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| Whichever situation is represented here, the painting seems like a snapshot of lion behavior, a realistic representation of a true-life event the painter witnessed firsthand. |
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| Best Boy is one of those rarities, a true-life documentary that transcends its basic subject matter and premise to say something universal about the human condition. |
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| Dozens of interviews and audio tapes recorded during the crisis lend to this dramatic true-life story of a rescue at sea against all odds. |
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| A true-life glimpse into personal experience and the lasting lessons that can be drawn from it. |
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| A true-life story sent by a viewer has already been telecast. |
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| Whatever he observed in those true-life figures these roles are based on, Cassavetes sure knew how to apply it to one nasty but exhilarating work of art. |
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| Her true-life account details victory over domestic abuse, broken-heartedness, and the struggle to survive as a single mother-plus more. |
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| Lucy Cohu won the best actress honours for true-life drama Forgiven. |
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| Each story gives true-life examples of blaming others, guilt trips, self-pity and lying. |
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| This docudrama tells a stunning true-life story of survival in a merciless environment when a mountaineer breaks his leg while climbing a peak in the Andes. |
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