Sentence examples for chronicling the development from inspiring English sources

an exhibition chronicling the development of the Princeton Basin.

STORRS William Benton Museum of Art "Anatomically Correct: Medical Illustrations, 1543-2008," an exhibition chronicling the development of medical illustration through prints, drawings, computer graphics and animation.

HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PRINCETON "From Tow Path to Bike Path: Princeton and the D & R Canal," an exhibition chronicling the development of the Princeton Basin.

(201)445-8311 HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PRINCETON "From Tow Path to Bike Path: Princeton and the D&R Canal," an exhibition chronicling the development of the Princeton Basin.

Tapscott is a Canadian, but he has the enthusiasm associated with people from the big country to the south of his own and has devoted much of it in recent years to chronicling the development of this tech-savvy generation.

A soon-forgotten one-off it may have been, but the incident, detailed in Eisenstadt's new book chronicling the development of Sure Start, goes to the heart of the debate that surrounded the programme and continues even now with children's centres, their natural descendants: who should they be for, and what should they be offering?

As in his last Rabbit novel, Mr. Updike writes with fluent access to Harry Angstrom's world, chronicling the developments in his hero's small Pennsylvania hometown with the casual ease of a longtime intimate.

I wish Arlene Croce were interested in chronicling these developments, but the bounty she gave us in her 25 years at The New Yorker was surely generous enough.

The exhibition begins with a historical section chronicling the group's development.

ONE night last spring, Sandy Grushow, the chairman of Fox Entertainment, watched a rough cut of a pilot titled "Arrested Development," chronicling the misadventures of a rich, goofily depraved family that suffers a reversal of fortune after its patriarch is arrested for Enron-like misbehavior.

In August 2013, AAAS hosted Vision and Change in Undergraduate Biology: Chronicling the Change, Inspiring the Future (http://visionandchange.org/about-v-c-chronicling-the-changes), a working meeting that drew more than 350 faculty members and administrators, as well as professional society representatives.