Sentence examples for a complete chronicle from inspiring English sources

"Our Magnificent Bastard Tongue" is by no means a complete chronicle of our language.

A complete chronicle of the invasion can be found in The American Naturalist.

Analyses of tree rings from more than 150 living trees in the Russian Altai-Sayan Mountains, as well as more than 500 older trees that have fallen to the ground there, provide a complete chronicle of climate stretching from 359 B.C.E. to the year 2011.

Far from attempting to provide a complete chronicle of cookbook history, this exhibition instead focuses on various aspects of the relationship between the domestic and elements commonly associated with it, such as food storage and preparation, or the physical layout of the kitchen.

* Only a brief list of basic dates and major events in the countries relevant for this study, not a complete chronicle of the Soviet Bloc's history By 2001 there were about 110,000 immigrants from the former Soviet Bloc in Sweden.

Tracking down Prospect Hill's living descendants, deciphering a history ruled by rumor, and delivering the complete chronicle in riveting prose, journalist Alan Huffman has rescued a lost chapter of American history whose aftermath is far from over.

So, that was one question I had, and the other thing was what would have happened to the complete chronicle of the 16-page newspaper that formed a packaging of the original album, what would that be like today?

I asked this question of writer, activist, and Director of The Feminist Press, Jamia Wilson, who wrote the oral history in Together We Rise, the complete chronicle of the Women's March.

To be honest, it was the sheer size of The Complete Chronicles of Conan lurking by my bedside that put me off.

Uru, To Dni, and The Path of the Shell were also packaged together and sold as Uru: The Complete Chronicles.

They are highly collectible but difficult to chronicle in terms of a complete collection.