Sentence examples for it was charted from inspiring English sources
He described as "seriously damaged" the leadership of Al Qaeda as it was charted after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
Reached in 1644 by the Dutch navigator Abel Tasman and named by him after Anthony van Diemen, then governor general of the Dutch East Indies, it was charted in 1802 by the British navigator Matthew Flinders.
Arkansas Razorbacks quarterback Brandon Allen spent time in the lead up to last week's NFL combine working with a masseuse to stretch the muscles in his hands so his throwing hand would measure longer – from the tip of his pinkie to the tip of this thumb – than it did at January's Senior Bowl when it was charted at eight and a half inches.
If the reason for preferring one knee over the other was less numbness, it was charted as the preferred knee.
On the week of February 25 , 2002 8701total sales stood at 3.2 million and it was charted at number eleven on the Billboard 200.
"It was charting new ground," Renzel said.
It was charting, through the metaphors of sci-fi, the psychological reality of a society being profoundly disrupted by technology that made Gibson's writing exceptional.
Only around 10% of it is charted.
SensorTower, meanwhile, says that it's charted fewer than 15,000 downloads of the app overall.
It's charted high on Billboard's Bluegrass Album Chart, and shows sell out faster than Ichiro on rollerskates.
The Labour party boasts that it is charting new territory in political communication.
