Sentence examples for chronicled with from inspiring English sources

This timeline will be chronicled with exhibits and oral histories.

Her triumphs and calamities were chronicled with tireless vigor.

His "adventures" are chronicled with gallows humour, moving from childhood depravity to bleak, self-knowing middle-age.

The deaths of kings are chronicled with almost as much care and relish as the executions, but in general with much less sympathy.

In Moréas' last work, Les Stances (1899 1920; "The Stanzas"), his intellectual development is chronicled with a vigorous yet melancholy classicism.

The lives of fishermen, surfers, AFL players, the working class and angst-ridden suburbanites are chronicled with sometimes dark themes, including alcoholism, child homicide and police corruption.

As for the roguish behavior Mr. Brooks chronicles with such relish, "history, they say, is written by the winners".

And as Mr. Kagan chronicles with numbers and history, the United States remains the world's dominant power by virtually every benchmark, with a resilience that has belied earlier predictions of decline.

(Scalia's clashes with O'Connor were far more significant than his much chronicled friendship with Ruth Bader Ginsburg).

Have your publicly chronicled feuds with assistants left you feeling more fragile, or betrayed?

Marina Krim maintained a blog, on which she chronicled "life with the little Krim kids".