Sentence examples for has chronicled from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abd, an Associated Press photographer originally from Argentina, has chronicled Guatemala since 2003.

Lauper has chronicled the abuse she suffered as a child in her autobiography.

Sue Cameron, the Financial Times's Whitehall-watcher, has chronicled the mutual resentment between ministers and mandarins.

The scene serves as a metaphor for the social transition the series has chronicled, he added.

Eastern Approaches has chronicled in considerable detail the government's takeover of formerly independent institutions.

The biannual TOP500 list of the highest performing supercomputers has chronicled, and even fostered, the development of recent supercomputing platforms.

For a quarter-century, Metropolis magazine has chronicled design and architecture.

"This is extraordinarily important," said Sergio Aguayo, a human-rights activist who has chronicled the disappearances.

For the past decade she has chronicled many of the world's most troubled areas, focusing on Iraq and Afghanistan.

He is running to raise money for Team Boomer and has chronicled it in a lively blog, Kevin Running.

Poet Trillin has chronicled it all in this book, Which you can read on paper, Kindle or Nook.