Sentence examples for chronological timeline from inspiring English sources
This speech on the treatment of Irish Republican prisoners was delivered on 5 March 1981, a few days after Sands began his hunger strike – but the film doesn't stick to a chronological timeline, so its repositioning here can be forgiven.
This group discussion was centred around a personal task: each attendee had to write a positive and negative moment in their tech experience, along with their age, and pin it to a board in a chronological timeline.
Despite the chronological timeline, reams of plot and a dizzying cast of characters, "The Family Orchard" is very much a postmodern novel, heavily indebted to the fabulist, phantasmagorical fiction of I. B. Singer and David Grossman and the esoteric, now fashionable, legends and stories of the cabala.
Twitter is considering changing its reverse chronological timeline, another fixture.
In v2, "at the very least, there will be a chronological timeline" says Hofmann.
"Showing the user a chronological timeline of your daily activity is great for the first few days.
In a series of tweets, Twitter said that it is going to restore chronological timelines as an option.
Moreover, the more that you can put your own papers/documents/evidence into order, can provide chronological timelines, provide copies of original documents, and so forth, the less administrative work the attorney will need to do, and therefore you can save on costs.
In short: a "reverse-chronological timeline, in order to 'balance recency with relevance'".
Users regularly observed non-chronological timeline behaviors even with the option toggled off.
As with all Twitter's feature launches and product tweaks in recent times (not least, most recently, a test of a non-chronological timeline), Moments is aimed at widening the appeal of the platform by making it more accessible to average folk — via surfacing newsy content delivered, eye-candy style, in a consistently richer media format — inevitably irritating Twitter loyalists in the process.
