Sentence examples for correct chronology from inspiring English sources
At least it did for Neil Ferguson, a chef whose move to his current restaurant from his previous one seems like some sort of cosmic snafu, like a perversion of the correct chronology.
His specialized studies of manuscript paper, detailed in his 1986 book, "Mozart: Studies of the Autograph Scores," helped establish not only the correct chronology of Mozart's compositions but also the order in which the separate numbers in "Le Nozze di Figaro" and "La Clemenza di Tito" were composed.
To promote accurate recall of dates, the interviewer drew up a calendar timeline working with the woman to establish the correct chronology [ 24].
All covariates and risk factors were assessed prior to reported TB infection so as to assure correct chronology in terms of risk and exposure and timing of TB infection.
Kennedy's The Works of Ralph Vaughan Williams (1964) was not a detailed critical appraisal – only the symphonies and a handful of other major works are discussed – but it provided a magnificently comprehensive catalogue of information about the entire oeuvre, clarifying and correcting chronologies and setting the works in a biographical context.
Ian Wheeler Wright, journalist, born 9 March 1934; died 18 March 2016 This article was amended on 31 March 2016 to correct the chronology of Ian Wright's life in the 1950s.
"We're correcting the chronology".
Neşri is considered a true historian in that he appears to have examined his sources carefully and to have tried to establish the correct facts and chronology objectively.
"No! 3 days later" reads one anonymous critic's penciled margin note, correcting the travel chronology in an 1880s memoir by Richard Collinson, who had made fruitless searches for the lost explorer John Franklin.
Though Mr. O'Horgan is still lucid enough to correct a reporter's chronology here and there and display a dry wit, he is in no state to theorize about the brevity of his theatrical heyday.
