Sentence examples for In this timeline, from inspiring English sources

In this timeline, maybe no German rocket scientists ended up in the US.

In this timeline, she follows her evisceration by doing a runner from Logan and the confederados, but still ends up in the church.

In this timeline of vintage and contemporary photographs depicting the evolution of Harlem, here once more are Duke Ellington, the Rev. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. and Malcolm X. Here, too, is living history in the form of photographs of 30 influential current members of the community, from 50 to 100 years old, accompanied by the writings of 200 Harlem public school students who interviewed them.

The designers who star in this timeline are those who are catalysts for change and are, for the most part, women.

With Barry's murdered mother being alive in this timeline, it doesn't seem so bad, but be careful what you wish for … high-quality hokum.

Gomez, a dangerous, proven striker, is useful in this timeline to explain just how quickly Bayern has been transformed since his arrival from Stuttgart in 2009.

Our studies, combined with others [ 42], have yielded a predicted timeline of genomic events affecting human chromosome loci 4p16 and 8p23 that have contributed to the structural complexity and genomic instability of the OTOP1 locus in humans; this timeline highlights interesting evolutionary parallels between these two regions.

Cronuts were a hot new foodie trend in 2013, inspiring this timeline of pastry evolution.

6 Steps To Achieving A Diplomatic Solution In Syria  - This Timeline Shows The Lightning Rise Of ISIS.

During the week of June 18th, the spokesperson also said, Los Angeles school police, "collaborating with other district offices and divisions, will begin to develop a timeline for working on identifying alternative strategies... Considering we are the largest school district in the state and second largest in the country, developing this timeline will take time and diligence.

Here's why in his own words: This timeline was inspired by John Rennie's manifesto on how to improve science journalism.