Sentence examples for chronicled events from inspiring English sources

Documentary filmmaker David Leaf, whose 2008 film, "The Night James Brown Saved Boston," chronicled events that led to the concert, had a different take on Brown's thinking.

They chronicled events not just at Bialystoker, a century-old Orthodox synagogue in a landmark building, but also from around the region, perhaps left by visitors, or brought by congregants cleaning out the drawers of parents who have died.

While the film chronicled events in 2006, a new book, "Home and Away," by the Toronto-based writer Dave Bidini, follows the exploits of Canada's team during the 2008 tournament in Melbourne, Australia.

He chronicled events in Mendocino County, California, where Sheriff Tom Allman was one of the first law enforcers in the US to sanction regulated, organic, eco-friendly cannabis cultivation, and – in doing so – temporarily saved his state from bankruptcy.

It's not as though it's too close to the chronicled events to make something interesting out of it all.

That was the most widely chronicled event, with employees posting Twitter messages and comments — or what they called "Bezosisms" — every few minutes.

In recent years Mr. Coetzee also published two autobiographical works, "Boyhood" (1997) and "Youth" (2002), which used third-person present tense to coolly chronicle events from his past.

In the "Pumping Iron" series, which chronicles events leading up to and including the Mr. Olympia contest of 1975, there are intimations that Schwarzenegger's ultimate goal, absurd as it would have seemed at the time, was power.

The 27-year-old teacher of linguistics at Tunis University was one of the most high-profile bloggers following Mohammed Bouazizi's self-immolation, travelling to his home town of Sidi Bouzid to chronicle events both for her blog and Facebook.

ON YOUR OWN The GOLDEN STATE MUSEUM (916-653-7524), designed by the architects of the Monterey Bay Aquarium, chronicles events from the Gold Rush to the radical 1960's and the emergence of Silicon Valley.

He and the team have also made a clever e-map of the camp, and now they're creating an online donations wishlist, and a wiki that will chronicle events and decisions made at the camp.