Your English writing platform
Discover LudwigSuggestions(1)
Exact(1)
The Modern Library, in its Chronicles series, expands the short-take concept to just about everything.
Similar(57)
What "Dazzler" somehow misses, in its chronicle of Hart's many credits, is that this was a person of such powerful, captivating extremes.
The 4,000-page 4,000-pageblished aftereportree-year investigation, took care not to single out individuals for blame in its chronicle of government misstepublishedsstafternts.
"A Secret Life" is thrilling not only in its chronicle of an honorable betrayal during the Cold War's endgame but also in its portrait of the strangely loving epistolary relationship between the spy and his American handlers.
In its chronicle of the blunders, lapses and shortsightedness that permitted hijackers to attack New York, the Sept. 11 commission found that the city's emergency response was plagued by many of the same failures of imagination and preparedness that it cited in the nation's antiterrorism policies.
He said that his checks on Thursday indicated that many of the cellphone-hacking cases cited by The Guardian in its chronicle of breaches by The News of the World, including the case of John Prescott, a former deputy prime minister who was embroiled in a scandal involving an affair with an office assistant, never actually resulted in the tapping of the cellphones that were targets of hacking.
What to see Rostov Velikiy (don't confuse it with Rostov-on-Don, a different town in a different part of Russia) is one of the oldest towns in Russia: its chronicles date to AD862.
Nothing in its fraught chronicles – not the bed, the dung, the porn or the poverty of talent – can possibly seem worth the bullfrog huffing and puffing that routinely accompanies the award when seen in the context of the city's own history.
With at least 80 Parliament members already named by The Telegraph in its serialized chronicle of abuses, that could result in dozens of sitting members being denied the chance to run for re-election.
Its chronicle began in 1993, with the start of a study sponsored by the National Cancer Institute and involving 19,000 men.
In each volume, it chronicles the ever-changing landscape of computer technology.
Write better and faster with AI suggestions while staying true to your unique style.
Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com