Sentence examples for chronologically backward from inspiring English sources

The story of their troubled courtship is told chronologically — backward (hers) and forward (his).

Because the more recent works demand the high-ceilinged ground-floor galleries at the Grey, the show is installed chronologically backward.

It started at my most recent memory, being at the skate park on my 12th birthday, and it went chronologically backward toward my birth.

At Edinburgh University, Childe focused on research, and although reportedly very kind towards his students, had difficulty speaking to large audiences; he organised the BSc degree course so that it began studying the Iron Age, progressing chronologically backward to the Palaeolithic, confusing many students.

The show is displayed chronologically, but backward, beginning upstairs and then continuing downstairs toward the entrance.

A cramped visitors center, a lack of storage space for the monument's artifacts and a decaying road that steers visitors through the battlefield backward chronologically are among deficiencies that have long gone unaddressed.

For the Great Neck gang, man's inhumanity to man begins with Auschwitz and only later encompasses Parchman prison farm; they may have it backward chronologically, but at least the past means something to them.

Though they read chronologically forward, they are composed essentially backward.

Chronologically, the programme moved backwards.

Each of these sections is organized chronologically, and, as a result, the show flashes forward and backward in time, from Civil War battlefields to D-Day, from Abu Ghraib to Zapata, and from Churchill to Elvis in uniform.

Its innovation is structural: while the story of Jamie Adam Kantorr), a novelist, is shown chronologically, that of Cathy (Betsy Wolfe), an actress, starts at the breakup and goes backward, with the two trains colliding at Jamie's moonlit proposal.