Sentence examples for chronological collection from inspiring English sources

An ecumenical Council of Chalcedon (ad 451) possessed a chronological collection of the canons of earlier councils.

-- or is it simply a chronological collection of bullet points?

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Author Mike Jay, who previously explored nitrous oxide's beginnings in his book The Atmosphere of Heaven, penned an introduction to this chronological collection of essays, scientific observations, and poetry, as well as assisted with its curation.

I've been tweeting about them all season at @braggers41, and rather than try and make endless sense out of something that makes almost none, I thought I would just recount the final month of the disgrace with a chronological collection of some of my selected tweets.

Or maybe it was a sense, powerfully evident in chronological collections such as these, that the images cannot be viewed in isolation from subsequent events.

"I'm just sorry my mind isn't as chronological as my collection".

Arranged in chronological order, the collection begins with "Ace in the Hole" (1953), about a Rabbit-like former high-school basketball star, which Updike wrote as a Harvard senior, and ends with "The Full Glass" (2008), featuring the reminiscences of a septuagenarian, published the year before Updike's death.

The artworks currently on view on the third floor are organized as a chronological survey of collection highlights from the last 50 years.

"This allows us for the first time to display a large overview of our collection in chronological order," said Sir Nicholas Serota, the Tate's director.

All within the chronological window 1956 to 1986, his collection became by far the largest and (in the scholarly sense) most exhaustive in the world.