Sentence examples for are chronicled from inspiring English sources
noun
A written account of events and when they happened, ordered by time.
Three great love affairs are chronicled pointillistically.
The failings are chronicled and the ideals championed with great energy.
Those brief years are chronicled in a unique correspondence, consisting of roughly 400 letters each.
Many of these bureaucratic dissent options are chronicled in civil resistance literature.
Such melodramatic events are chronicled in precise, elegant prose that throws them into stark relief.
Many of these issues are chronicled in an internal study by Boeing's main rival, Airbus.
Inevitably, of course, the arguments between Montgomery and Eisenhower are chronicled.
The horrible lives of female inmates of Auschwitz are chronicled in this accurate recreation of actual events.
The various experiments inside Detroit are chronicled here with a winning combination of humor, skepticism and sincerity.
They are chronicled cleanly and beautifully, as if they were in the catalog of a museum exhibition.
His "adventures" are chronicled with gallows humour, moving from childhood depravity to bleak, self-knowing middle-age.
