How to use "diary" in a sentence

'Can you tell us how Mrs de Winter spent that last day in London? Did she keep a diary?' asked Colonel Julyan.

'I've got her diary in my room,' Mrs Danvers replied

'Well, de Winter,' said Colonel Julyan, 'do you mind us seeing this diary?'

Somehow I felt sure that the truth was in that diary.

'If Baker was important Danny would know about him.' Mrs Danvers was turning the pages of the diary.

Frank took the diary without a word and went into the next room

'But we found your old telephone number in Mrs de Winter's diary.' Dr Baker looked at the page from the diary that Colonel Julyan was holding out to him.

You remember the half-burnt paper? That was Uncle Elias's American diary

Marian Halcombe's narrative (extracts from her diary)

[Note: Here the diary becomes impossible to read

The illness of the excellent Miss Halcombe has given me the opportunity to read this interesting diary

And even though they are opposed, and even though I will be victorious, I want Miss Halcombe to know how much I admire her diary and that nothing in it contributed to my victory and her failure.