Sentence examples for Presented chronologically from inspiring English sources
Presented chronologically, the stories Mr. Luker has selected come from all periods of Grin's career.
Presented chronologically in a nearly eight-hour trilogy, the cycle begins in Jalalabad in 1842, during the British and Indian army's bloody retreat from Kabul ("Bugles at the Gates of Jalalabad" by Stephen Jeffreys), and continues up till 2010, as a British soldier struggles to adjust to life at home after his time in Helmand ("Canopy of Stars" by Simon Stephens).
The museum's collection is presented chronologically, albeit as a journey through space as well as time.
The works are presented chronologically to underline the artist's gradual exploration of abstraction.
Under the direction of Taco Dibbits, the Rijksmuseum's collection is presented chronologically, rather than by material.
The works in the show, presented chronologically, were borrowed from the Picasso family and others.
Dynamic images of McQueen's collections--thirty of his total of thirty-six shows are presented chronologically--portray behind-the-scenes moments that reveal stylists, models, hairdressers, makeup artists, and McQueen himself at their most candid and creative.
Technically, it's a survey of drawings from 1988 to the present, but it's presented in chronologically mixed groupings, rather than year by year.
The two resulting eras are presented not chronologically but mostly as a series of then-and-now diptychs: Clark Gable opposite Leonardo DiCaprio, Fred and Adele Astaire opposite the Olsen twins, H. G. Wells opposite Tom Wolfe.
For the past few years, the two-year program has instead presented material chronologically, with students beginning as freshmen with the ancient world and ending up with current world events.
In his later years Auden ordered the world of his poetry and made it easier of access; he collected his poems, revised them, and presented them chronologically in two volumes: Collected Shorter Poems 1927 57 (1967) and Collected Longer Poems (1969).
