Sentence examples for chronicling for from inspiring English sources

There are now monuments chronicling, for example, the histories of French aviation, the French Foreign Legion, California, Arizona and the United States.

The veteran David Goldblatt, now in his eighties, is represented by two sequences of photographs of Johannesburg, which he has been chronicling for decades: one of housing seen from the air and the other of "ex-offenders," criminals he has brought back to the scenes of their often violent crimes to take their portraits.

Glitch, the storied massively multi-player online game we've been chronicling for 23 months now, opens to the public today at 10 am PST.

Having ignored all of the incendiary insane rhetoric that we've been chronicling for months, like, 'Get in their faces, follow them, follow them into restaurants, and grocery stores and tell them they're not wanted anymore.'".

Still, she spent two years chronicling them for Life magazine.

The file on David Hoffman, a freelance photographer who has been chronicling demonstrations for the media since 1976, appears to label him twice as "an Anti-Nazi League photographer".

Now at the age of 27, with close to 400,000 subscribers, she is YouTube's most popular "BookTuber," chronicling books for a largely millennial and teenage audience.

The real estate blog curbed.com has written more than 100 posts on the property, chronicling rebates for aggrieved investors, controversy over sales figures, and a $20 million infusion of capital to offset slow sales.

Finally, in "The Road Since Structure" (University of Chicago Press), Kuhn's own essays are collected, chronicling how, for over 30 years, he expanded on his initial ideas while trying to protect them from their logical consequences.

Having read the novel, Murphy said "it's amazing to be able to see Scout at 26, and Atticus at 72, and as a journalist who's been chronicling this for a while, it's also an incredible experience to see what came first, to read exactly what was in Harper Lee's mind when she began to write To Kill a Mockingbird … It's delightful to hear her voice again".

Milner feels genuine objectivity will be easier said than done when it comes to chronicling memes for posterity.