Despite his tendency to rely on weak evidence, his work is careful, precise, and well organized, and its broad approach makes it one of the more sophisticated annals of its time.
Carlos (Fele Martínez), the much-older love interest, is adept at Google or library science or something, and through him, we get into volumes on the occult, and the more recent annals of Regina's homestead.
Last week he declared: "We will never find anything more beautiful in the annals of Russian history in the Middle East" than the liberation of Palmyra.
One might suppose that this affair, which was apparently consummated, marked some homosexual pinnacle in the history of heterosexuality, and yet it seems finally more suited to the annals of collecting than of romance.
It was a balmy October morning, and more than a hundred …ANNALS OF RELIGION about the canonization of Edith Stein... Stein was a Carmelite nun who was snatched from a monastery in 1942 by the Gestapo...… A REPORTER AT LARGE about Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen.
Although univariate displays predominated in both publications, there were more bivariate displays in Annals of Emergency Medicine but fewer advanced graphic features.
The All Black captain Graham Mourie refused to play on grounds of conscience and there may never have been a more courageous stand in the annals of the game.
The new figures confirm that 2010 will go down as one of the more remarkable years in the annals of climatology.
Thanks to Einstein's theory of general relativity, it was stamped in the annals of physics more than a century ago at about 1bn km/h.
But if it was one of the more unusual sentences in the annals of American law, it also lasted not much longer than a failed sitcom.
With dozens of channels in existence, and more on the way, the… ANNALS OF COMMUNCATIONS about John C. Malone, president and CEO of Tele-Communications, Inc., and TCI's prospective merger with Bell Atlantic.
