Sentence examples for chronological beginning from inspiring English sources

The list is chronological, beginning with the most recent.

Following a prologue, Bailey's account is chronological, beginning in the 17th-century Massachusetts Bay Colony.

We wanted a more linear story, so we start at the chronological beginning.

The show will be chronological, beginning with an elevator grille designed by Louis Sullivan for the Chicago Stock Exchange, built in 1893-94 andemolisheded in 1972.

The Tate's exhibition is broadly chronological, beginning with the work the artist produced in the early 50s, after her graduation from the University of New Mexico – Martin, who was born in Saskatchewan, Canada, was 30 before she knew she wanted to be an artist – and concluding with those paintings she made after her return there from New York.

Instead, my method is chronological, beginning with offspring being born into a selective environment.

The exhibition is arranged roughly in chronological order, beginning with the 1958 light bulb sculpture.

Typical of such works, the statutes are arranged in chronological order, beginning with Magna Carta.

The book takes a roughly chronological approach, beginning in 1493 and continuing to 2011, and ranges across almost every continent.

The installation, organized by Maxwell K. Hearn, a curator in the Asian art department, follows chronological lines, beginning with the Northern Song dynasty (A.D. 960-1127).

It is broken down into chronological chapters, beginning in 1991, when Hannah is a clueless child, and extending to 2005, when she remains pretty clueless at 28.