Sentence examples for chronological starting from inspiring English sources

5) After outrage over non-chronological timelines, Twitter will switch everyone's timelines to chronological, starting in 2006, to see how much they like it.

The approach is broadly chronological, starting in the 14th century, with the big guns going first (Winchester, Eton, St Paul's; then Shrewsbury, Merchant Taylor's and Westminster).

Second, I want to clarify my chronological starting point.

The learners' collaboration progressed along a pattern of participation common to all eight groups with a chronological starting point and an end point.

The learners' IPC progressed along a pattern of participation common to all eight groups with a chronological starting point (the first day) and an end point (the last day).

The only problem is, there's no way to return to your chronological starting point!

It's set out in chronological order, starting with the foundations and is quite technical.

This post contains the first dozen, in chronological order, starting with Obama announcing his candidacy for president in February last year.

She takes a broadly chronological approach, starting by revealing that "the earliest forms of written language among the Anglo-Saxons, derived from runes used in Scandinavia and Frisia, included symbols of weather", and proceeding to Zadie Smith and beyond.

The rooms, 13 of them, go roughly in chronological sequence, starting in the Indus Valley in Pakistan in the early centuries A.D.; you see the Greco-Roman influence in what Mr. Guy only half-jokingly calls "Buddhas wearing togas".

Interestingly, Fox has chosen to arrange them in reverse chronological order, starting with a previously unpublished autobiographical essay called "Cigarette" and a 2010 recollection of her brother-in-law, the art critic Clement Greenberg, and finishing with "Lord Randal," a powerful 1965 monologue in the voice of an African-American woman whose son has just died after a drug overdose.