Sentence examples for many annals from inspiring English sources

Many annals recount history year-by-year and are normally written by anonymous authors.

Among the many… ANNALS OF MEDICINE about a case of organophosphate poisoning resulting from exposure to insecticide.

(In country-music annals, many, many songs are "written in twenty minutes").

Its annals, many edited by him with various collaborators, have provided continuing and wide-ranging analyses into current problems of disarmament and world security.

The latest production of the Théâtre du Soleil of Paris is an unusual puppet show that echoes this scene along with many others from the annals of world theater.

One needs to be far more cautious than that; after one gets past the five most influential men in history — whoever they are — the annals have many odd inhabitants.

Today, more than 4,000 photographs documenting the hospital's history have been collated in the GOSH annals - many of which, according to archivist Nick Baldwin, who has worked at the hospital for more than 25 years, were likely to have been taken for fundraising literature or to feature in newspapers - as he says, "It was a sure way to reach rich individuals".

Have no fear--MRA's will excavate as many as possible from the annals of history and post their names in the comments.

IN the annals of pest management, many of the Diptera go by an unscientific name: filth flies.

The paper, which has been submitted to the Annals of Mathematics, is many months from acceptance.

PITTSBURGH — There are so many glorious chapters in the century-long annals of the Montreal Canadiens, so many unforgettable playoffs.