Sentence examples for elaborate chronicles from inspiring English sources
Grace McCleen approaches eros itself via the sensual awakening of a self-sufficient nine-year-old girl who dreams up elaborate chronicles for her dolls.
Models of the Condé Nast headquarters in Times Square show how its design evolved, and describe its technological and environmental innovations, and an elaborate timeline chronicles the construction of the new New York Times building on Eighth Avenue, complete with interviews with the building crews.
What Mr. Jeunet calls the "main story" is a chronicle of the elaborate ways in which Amélie forestalls an examination of her own loneliness by secretly helping others.
That story is elaborated in a Bloomberg Business profile that chronicles the century-spanning rise, and recent fall, of Tony the Tiger, Toucan Sam, and the rest of the menagerie.
The streaming music service Spotify took over YouTube's home page on Tuesday, splashing an elaborate 18-minute, multi-part documentary that chronicles "a day in the life" of the band Phoenix.
That vision is chronicled in some, but not elaborate, detail.
They then chronicle the exploits, documented by elaborate e-mail exchanges, at sites like Scamorama (www.scamorama.com).scamorama.com
2009's "Dogtooth" chronicles three adult siblings whose parents taught them elaborate lies about a world they've never experienced.
The chronicle does not identify the location of the battle, or elaborate under what circumstances it was fought.
His latest, "Merry Christmas, America!" (Collins Design), chronicles Mr. Littlefield's cross-country tour in search of the most elaborate, most electrified holiday displays, and the stories of the people behind these megawatt showcases.
