Sentence examples for annals record from inspiring English sources

Pop's annals record the raw data of achievement – the chart positions, the shiny mineral certifications, the gross profits of tours.

The Hittite annals record the arrival of a letter from an unnamed queen of Egypt, recently widowed on the death of her husband, called Nibkhururiya a name that corresponds most closely to Tutankhamen's coronation name, Nebkheperura.

The Irish annals record a Mercian victory over Ecgfrith at which Ecgfrith's brother, Ælfwine of Deira was killed.

The annals record the death of Oleif—"son of the lord of the foreigners"—who was killed in revenge for the burning of Cork.

Cerdic's landing, whenever it is to be dated, seems to have been near the Isle of Wight, and the annals record the conquest of the island in 530.

The Irish annals record curiously little information about Sigtrygg, his family or Dublin during these alleged first five years of his reign.

This specific contribution to the annals of recording history is likely to outweigh the addition of standard repertoire recordings to the marketplace.

In his annals, Ahmose records capturing oxen from the Fenkhw, a term here perhaps referring to the Phoenicians.

The way the girls' brains formed beneath the surface of their fused skulls, however, makes them beyond rare: their neural anatomy is unique, at least in the annals of recorded scientific literature.

Organized as annals (yearly records), the Cronica encompasses the years 1168 1288 from the founding of the city of Alessandria (south of Milan) by the Lombard League to within a few years of Salimbene's death.

In its annals are recorded such celebrated moments as the fated (and feted) meeting of TuneSmith Johnny Marr and WordSmith Morrissey, the release of their daunting debut Hand In Glove and "the Smiths-as-child-molesters" scandal that would have destroyed lesser groups – and rocked this one not a little.