Sentence examples for chronicle them from inspiring English sources

The Israelites' own foundational texts chronicle them as other nations have recorded triumphs.

They've had invaders at Lord's and Twickenham, and everywhere else come to that, but they don't chronicle them.

But they do, I think, shed some light on the dramatic and troubling changes now sweeping the world's wealthiest and most powerful authoritarian nation and on the Communist party's deep unease and anger at the outsiders attempting to chronicle them.

Within the ranks of Isis, several categories of members hold a lofty status: the leaders who devise terror plots and battles, and those with cameras and microphones who chronicle them.

But the end of summer still feels like a significant marker, and it provides a good moment to take stock of a set of events that surely would have prompted the good Doctor, had he been alive to chronicle them, to send out for another bottle of Wild Turkey.

We're living in uncertain times, and this just might be the film we deserve to chronicle them.

The Washington Post chronicles them, and reviews his new book.

The Times chronicled them discussing a shopping trip to Lacoste.

Good thing Mediabistro chronicles them in its "Lunch" column.

And Levi chronicles them with exasperated affection along with condescension.

Not only does he resurrect the large lives of John C. Fremont and Kit Carson but also the paler, more cerebral ones who chronicled them.