Beginning, as many chronicles did, with the Creation and ending in 1146, it reflects abundantly on the miseries of "wars and tottering kingdoms".
As attested by many chronicles, it was the principal form of organization governing land ownership in the 13th century.
Such chronicles are as tedious as recounted dreams.
This shape represents as an auspicious object as shown in many Hindu chronicles.
His chronicles as they appear here — tedious, uninspired and laden with unintentional chuckles, many brought on by the supremely absurd references to the Lodge, a Freemasonry association that Pat's father belonged to — feel very unripe for the telling.
So her caseload is pretty stacked, and I intend to chronicle as many of those as I can.
As many have chronicled, his name and family connections have always opened doors for him -- from his admissions to Andover and Yale to his sponsorship in the oil business to his participation (with relatively piddling capital) in the sweetheart partnership that bought and then sold the Texas Rangers for an eye-popping profit.
After Wolfe's death in 1573 the scope of the work was abridged, and it appeared, with many illustrations, as the Chronicles of England, Scotlande, and Irelande, 2 vol. (dated 1577).
"Street Fight," Mr. Curry's first feature-length project, chronicles what many see as a prelude to another race between Cory Booker, an Ivy League-educated, self-described reformer from Harrington Park, and Mr. James, a machine politician involved in Newark politics for three decades.
Along the way, he took photographs of his journey, which in many ways chronicled the voyage of hope that so many have made before him, as contemporary global nomads.
