Sentence examples for another chronicle from inspiring English sources

And there is "The March" by James Blue, another chronicle of the day.

In addition to "Six Miles at Sea," he wrote "Eighteen Miles of History," another chronicle of the island, published in 1986.

As Basken notes in another Chronicle article, "a longstanding gentlemen's agreement" among universities has allowed researchers moving to other institutions to take their grants with them, but "[n]ow, with universities counting every dollar, that bit of protocol may become a quaint courtesy of days gone by".

Another chronicle told that Oleg (? - 944?) was the eldest son of Igor.

Another chronicles the gilded career of a Boris Johnson-style buffoon, veiling his reactionary politics behind clownish charm.

What he achieved there was strange and miraculous: on one level, it's a tract explaining that it's OK to rat on your mates if you believe it's for a good cause, and on another a chronicle of tragedy and redemption still unequalled in Hollywood.

Another story, last February, chronicled Dolce & Gabbana's switch from fetishistic nightclub gear to tartans and tweeds.

There is another, less-chronicled Steeler comeback story.

In another Campbell chronicles a 1971 IRA martyr image used today to brighten up Christmas stockings.

An entire wall is devoted to that exclusive club, which still stands; another section chronicles fairs, fashion shows and other events organized by the Ladies Village Improvement Society, also still active.

Another cable chronicled the unstoppable rise in Russia's international arms sales – up from $6.7bn£4.3m3m) in 2006 to at least $8bn in 2007.