Sentence examples for documenting the evolution from inspiring English sources

STEVE WILSON Saxophonist The real achievement of Ken Burns's "Jazz" is documenting the evolution of jazz music within the scope of American history.

He has traveled to Europe, spending weeks with a camera crew in Britain and Italy, documenting the evolution of Palladian-style architecture.

One major issue plaguing researchers in documenting the evolution of the gaps is the lack of rich panel data.

Our analysis starts with documenting the evolution of applicants' income and sources of income before and during SSDI application.

Gutman has been documenting the evolution of the American diner for decades.

For the better part of a year of filming we have been documenting the evolution of Nadirah's hair journey.

"You could continue to document the evolution of New York.

The Vuitton collection even documents the evolution of particular hotels' designs.

Each term, he documents the evolution of the Justices' opinions in major cases: included in his files are notes of what went on during conferences, and so are draft opinions and memoranda circulated among the Justices.

Piggybacking on her seminal work, "Changing New York," which documented the evolution of the city's streets in the 1930's, Mr. O'Neal has been chronicling changes on the Lower East Side, taking 4,500 photos since 1986.

To dip into all things book-related, I joined a literary walk with Manchester Guided Tours (manchesterguidedtours.com, £7 for two hours), following in the footsteps of the writers who have documented the evolution of this modern industrial city.