Sentence examples for annals has from inspiring English sources

In a new policy, The Annals has decided that computer-assisted proofs have merit, but the journal will accord them a lower status than traditional proofs, regarding them more like laboratory experiments that provide supporting evidence.

However, the Annals has experienced worldwide growth in manuscript submissions, with a particular increase from Asia and Europe.

The publishing program for Annals has also grown through the journal's association with Springer and the able leadership and expertise of Annie Cimino, Yvonne Chan, Anna Uger, and Ben Ellis.

One needs to be far more cautious than that; after one gets past the five most influential men in history — whoever they are — the annals have many odd inhabitants.

It may be no more than coincidence, but in 1027 the Irish annals had reported the burning of Dunkeld, although no mention is made of the circumstances.

The Irish Annals have provided perhaps the most useful resource for identifying the battle site, giving the location as Dún Nechtain, 'Nechtan's Fort', a name that has survived into modern usage in two separate instances.

Although originally the site of his castle or fort, the Tibetan Annals have revealed that Pabonka was converted into a monastery, possibly under the reign of the second great Buddhist king of Tibet Trisong Detsen.

As the "Southumbrians" were those who lived south of the Humber, Mercia's northern boundary, the two annals have proved difficult to interpret: Coenred and Æthelred may have ruled jointly for two years before Æthelred abdicated, or the chroniclers may have recorded the same event twice, once from a source that was two years in error.

Mr. Riley was asked to rank the various events in New York City's racial annals that had most stirred him and his listeners.

Citing 14th century annals that have been lost, the bishop, Gisli Oddsson, wrote: "The inhabitants of Greenland, of their own free will, abandoned the true faith and the Christian religion, having already forsaken all good ways and true virtues, and joined themselves with the folk of America".

Rarely in the annals of renting has a description missed the mark by quite so much.