Sentence examples for chronicles the course from inspiring English sources

Her latest release, Mafietta IV: Changing Tides chronicles the course of the main character's life after she's overwhelmed by years of gun violence.

Orchestra of Exiles, by Academy Award-nominated Josh Aronson, chronicles the course of Polish violinist Bronislaw Huberman, from his years as a child prodigy to his position as the most celebrated fiddler in Europe at a moment when the Nazis were taking over the continent.

"Can You Learn to Lead?" by Duff McDonald, which was posted on the New York Times last week, chronicles the courses available and some of the controversy over the very premise of its possibility.

The course chronicles the "love-hate" attitude that Americans have shown toward their cities across history, evident in both utopian and pragmatic efforts to reconceive how and in what shape cities and urban regions should grow.

Based on the original story by Kenji Terada, the manga chronicles the events that take place throughout the course of the game.

Their romantic ups-and-downs are patiently chronicled over the course of the film's 160 minutes.

The imagery of the American West is chronicled over the course of its long and varied cultural heritage.

On December 22 , 1944 an unsigned editorial on the future role of the newspaper read, in part: "We plan also to chronicle the course of world opinion — in speeches and articles, including the opinions of this newspaper.

It chronicles the history of how business schools have incrementally added courses in sustainability, corporate social responsibility and ethics in response to evolving societal demands.

It simply chronicles the domestic trade.

The literature of ornithology chronicles the change.