Sentence examples for chronological presentation from inspiring English sources

Here, at any rate, given the chronological presentation, is the big finish: the Eighth and Ninth Symphonies.

The most impressive work is Siemon Allen's "Stamp Collection," which reviews 100 years of South African history through a chronological presentation of the country's postage stamps.

And they have now been installed as "a chronological presentation by countries," Mr. Christiansen said, with "moments when different cultures and artists meet".

The show is a chronological presentation of some of the most innovative works produced in China from the years of Maoism up to the present, and does not skirt around some of the more politically sensitive works.

THE MODERN'S KID SISTER -- The Museum of Modern Art continued its endless navel-gazing exercise through further rearrangements of its permanent collection, which, combined with the Tate's effort at similar creative installation, paradoxically confirmed the value of the traditional chronological presentation of art while making the Modern seem beside the point for much of this year.

Verdi, Verdi, Verdi Continuing its chronological presentation of the complete Verdi operas, the New York Grand Opera Company, under the direction of Vincent La Selva, opens its 27th season with a free, fully staged performance of No. 23, "Un Ballo in Maschera," at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow at the Central Park Summerstage, at 72nd Street off Fifth Avenue.

The play, famous for its reverse-chronological presentation, follows a married couple (and a secret affair between the wife and the couple's closest friend) from 1977 back to 1968.

Clinical presentation and chronological developments indicated that the malignancy probably originated from the gastric duplication cyst.

The malignancy probably developed from the gastric duplication cyst, as indicated by the clinical presentation and chronological developments.

During these observations, field notes were taken continuously and included information about the date, place and time of the observation, the environment, the participants, verbatim verbal exchanges, personal reflections and a presentation in chronological order of what happened during the observation.

In a future class, groups should give their presentations in chronological order.