Sentence examples for a chronicle by from inspiring English sources

A chronicle, by a veteran producer for "60 Minutes," of a congressman's efforts in the 1980's to steer billions to the anti-Soviet side in Afghanistan.

In Silver from the Sea, a chronicle by historian Freddy Gillies about fishing in the Clyde in the 1980s, former trawler fisherman Howard McCrindle talked of taking £7,500 worth of hake and other fish in just four days.

Along with the Dagome iudex act, the most important written document and source of the period is the Gesta principum Polonorum, a chronicle by Gallus Anonymus, a foreign cleric from the court of Bolesław the Wry-mouthed.

The first mention of the region is in a chronicle written by Mostowfi, a Persian traveler, in the 14th century ce, when it was ruled by the Muẓaffarid dynasty of Kermān.

Apart from those flashes of fire, the day was mostly given over to a detailed chronicle by the prosecution of Ms. McDougal's financial records.

This is a deeply researched chronicle, by a New York Times reporter, of several generations of Mrs. Obama's family, fascinating in many details: from the men who fought in the Revolutionary and Civil Wars to the mothers and fathers who endured the horrors of slavery and the indignities of Reconstruction and segregation to build a better future for their children.

And each, now, has been interviewed and photographed for inclusion in "Earth's Elders: The Wisdom of the World's Oldest People," a chronicle of "supercentenarians" by Jerry Friedman being published this fall by Earth's Elders Foundation in conjunction with CDS Books.

That missing painting is part of the Tate Gallery's intriguing exhibition "The Gallery of Lost Art," a chronicle of works by 40 artists that were destroyed, discarded, rejected, erased or stolen.

A free exhibition of photographs by Diane Smook, a chronicle of the creation of a dance by Isabel Gotzkowsky, is also on view.

The result is an inordinately satisfying essay in self-criticism, an excavation of roots followed by a chronicle of labor.

My year in movie theatres will be bracketed by a chronicle of the brutality of slavery and the successful push to achieve legal recognition of citizenship.