Sentence examples for in this chronicle from inspiring English sources

In this chronicle from the Stoned Age to the Berlin Mall, Judyism is a monolithic religion with the god Yahoo.

There was one final episode in this chronicle of bad Albanian behaviour, albeit one that took a quite different form from what had gone before.

There is a sense of triumph in this chronicle, emphasized by a statue of the Mormon angel Moroni blowing a trumpet at the view of the Mormon Temple offered through a window.

In this chronicle of czarist tyranny, from the rise of Vladimir, Grand Prince of Kiev in the 10th century to the fall of the Romanovs in 1918, there is always blood on the step or blood on the steppes.

In this chronicle of four and a half months in the life of a hapless, single city-dweller, Smith blends hilarity and cynicism in order to adapt the Bridget Jones formula to a male perspective.

In this chronicle of the agonies and ecstasies of entrepreneurship (and of being in business with your mother-in-law), Howe, a former editor at The Paris Review, recounts how he and his Korean-American wife decided to buy a rundown delicatessen in Brooklyn.

In essence, this chronicles the adventures of seven little Catholic girls, the Vivians, on a vast alien planet that has the Earth as its moon.

"Great wars in history," Michael B. Oren writes in this important chronicle of the Arab-Israeli war of 1967, "invariably become great wars of history".

Bartlett has set this chronicle in a place that suggests the main features of Szpilman's history, without crassly trying to map Warsaw onto Manchester.

Signs of his trademark impatience, cussedness and blind arrogance lurk in every chapter of this chronicle, album by album, tour by tour and, yes, blow by blow.

And as the latest occupying force in Afghanistan negotiates its exit, this chronicle seems all too relevant now.Afghanistan in the early 19th century was insignificant.