Sentence examples for fascinating chronicle from inspiring English sources
From his grandparents' jigsaw-puzzle past, Buruma has assembled a fascinating chronicle of love, assimilation and immigration in modern Britain.
It constitutes a fascinating chronicle of the long-standing friendship between these two art scholars, working in Italy and Japan.
The permanent galleries are organised in chronological order, and comprise a fascinating chronicle of society, events and the state of the world.
("Tenn at One Hundred," a forthcoming book edited by David Kaplan on the occasion of Williams's centenary, offers a fascinating chronicle of his evolving reputation).
We get gradually used to this mosaic approach as a fascinating chronicle of the "times," yet cannot but find the unequal weighting sometimes excessive, sometimes insufficient.
Reviewing "Unfinished Rabbi," Publishers Weekly said, "The volume presents a fascinating chronicle through writing of one of the great Jewish voices of the 20th century".
In fascinating chronicles the author tells us the newspaper of rebusque and the life of misery, of truncated dreams, of alcoholism and death, solitude and deportation of men and women united in one misfortune; the exile and immigration.
The fascinating history of these interactive shows is chronicled on the official Rocky Horror Picture Show fan site by Sal Piro, the author of Creatures of the Night, about the film's cult following.
This fascinating account of the life of Thomas Day, better known as a poet and anti-slavery campaigner, chronicles his misguided attempts to find the ideal woman.
From the arrival of Italian ice cream vendors and German butchers in the nineteenth century to the British curry that permeates dishes today, Panayi chronicles the rich and fascinating social history behind the rise of a truly multicultural cuisine.
It doesn't fully translate into sound — unlike the glorious "Lipinski" Stradivarius violin, for instance, which passed through the hands and lives of a number of composers beginning with Giuseppe Tartini, and whose fascinating journey is chronicled on a gorgeous recent CD, "A Violin's Life," with performances by Frank Almond.
