Sentence examples for more chronicles of from inspiring English sources
Then things paused for a few years after some rough choices and while it seemed like he was resigned to cold-calling his pitch for yet more chronicles of Riddick to anyone who would pick up the phone, the rebooted Fast and Furious series thrust him to even greater fame than before.
The company also stated that it had struck a deal with Universal Studios to develop more Chronicles of Riddick games.
But the invisibility of Mr. Mosher and Mr. Palmieri give their movie an ethnographic flavor, making it feel at times like one more chronicle of misery and marginality told from the outside.
This is an old story by now, so why do we need one more trip among inhuman and/or saintly doctors and nurses, one more chronicle of personal failure, personal triumph?
Its packed displays — of movie posters, animation cels, action figures, board games, advertisements and more — chronicle the evolution of these characters, often reflecting the periods of American history from which they emerged.
His earliest history plays, for instance (Henry VI, Parts 1, 2, and 3), are little more than chronicles of the great pageant figures kingship in all its colour and potency.
Romantic writers often reacted against the empiricism of Enlightenment historical writing, putting forward the figure of the "poet-historian" who would mediate between the sources of history and the reader, using insight to create more than chronicles of facts.
Instead, the book is more a chronicle of Sharon's public life than a true biography.
But the learned meanderings of this book are more a chronicle of failed planning and aesthetic blindness.
Someone else posted a more comprehensive chronicle of the shortcoming of Apple maps on a Tumblr site called "The Amazing iOS6 Maps".
What Scheiber offers is a judicious, nuanced and ultimately more persuasive chronicle of how contentious experts jockeyed to influence a young president stuck with an almost impossible set of challenges.
