Sentence examples for chronicle on from inspiring English sources

"The [albums] are a young woman's chronicle on youth, love, hope, despair," she notes.

His successor in office, Gomes Eanes de Zurara, continued the chronicle on a lower level of artistry.

The idea was that, like Michael Apted's Up series, we would chronicle on film, through interviews and footage, his life to age 21.

Comic capers: From the page to the silver screen Ghost World (Terry Zwigoff, 2001) Zwigoff adapts Daniel Clowes's melancholy smalltown chronicle on the woes of teenage misfit Enid Coleslaw (spot the anagram) Crumb (Terry Zwigoff, 1994) Robert Crumb's Fritz the Cat was an underground hit in 1972.

But Mary Martha Sherwood could hardly have sympathized with Rousseau's notion of the natural innocence of children; the author of The History of the Fairchild Family (1818 47) based her family chronicle on the proposition (which she later softened) that "all children are by nature evil".

Ebay was never just a retail destination; it was a chronicle, on the Web, of human nuttiness, where you could find everything from 19th-century American dolls to car mufflers.

Bob McNair, the Texans' owner, told The Houston Chronicle on Sunday that Kubiak was his man.

But the team physician Tom Clanton told The Houston Chronicle on Monday that the foot had yet to heal correctly.

"Scots Wha Hae" appeared, anonymously, in the leading London opposition newspaper, the Morning Chronicle, on 8 May 1794.

Giambi, however, told The Chronicle on Monday that he does not want to be a designated hitter.

Mr. Hayes told The Houston Chronicle on Friday, however, that he had never heard about the evidence.