Sentence examples for chronology would be from inspiring English sources

"History and chronology would be respected," Ms. Cowling said.

And so, depending on the chosen year of birth, the chronology would be as follows: (1) Bacon was born c. 1214, educated at Oxford c. 1228 36, Master of Arts at Paris c. 1237 47/8, Private Scholar 1248 56/7, active again at Oxford c. 1248 51, back in Paris 1251, Franciscan Friar at Paris c. 1256-57 to 1279, returning to Oxford c. 1280, died c. 1292.

To believe Nissen's chronology, it would be necessary to accept that DeVine was cowering in the second bedroom as shots were fired and both the killers and their victims were screaming at the top of their lungs.

But here, as with the reverse narrative in the film "Memento," the question arises as to what story this would tell with conventional chronology and what it would be worth without the tricks.

Rosanne Cash: It's not a straight chronology as an autobiography normally would be.

The ninth installment, SKYFALL (Tor/Tom Doherty, $24.95), is actually the first in the saga's internal chronology, so you might think it would be an ideal introduction for readers not yet familiar with Asaro's special gifts.

The fractured chronology would have been more commendable if he'd mastered basic pacing, plotting, lighting and editing first.

It would be expected therefore that the chronology of the interview would reduce the likelihood of participants making intentional links between the timing of first GBV and the onset of mental disturbances.

Such an exercise would be incomplete without assessing the new chronology itself and against others this we do with modern statistical tools of signal detection theory.

The works, he said, would be accompanied by historical novels paralleling their chronology that would trace a family's history over a millennium.

The movie presents itself as a history of burlesque, but you would be hard pressed to find a coherent chronology here.