Sentence examples for my chronicles from inspiring English sources

I want more private time with my chronicles.

While one side of my book chronicles my father's lifelong search for identity, the other side examines Hungary's quest for a national identity, post-communism, and takes to task the current rightwing regime.

My book chronicles my attempts to find enlightenment via a spiritual practice complicated by capitalism, egomania, and a persistent desire to smoke cigarettes and eat red meat.

My book chronicles my mother's child-rearing practices, but in contrast to Ms. Chua's book, I chose to focus on long-term reflections on the principles, values and ethics that my mother imparted with pragmatic examples and anecdotes -- values pertaining to the ethical self and social self.

My chronicle of the momentary disintegration of the image of these actors' bodies was far from exhaustive.

One of the striking things about travelling with a group of Chinese tourists across Europe — my chronicle, "The Grand Tour," appears this week in the magazine — was that we circulated in a Europe of our own.

Today's column ends my chronicle of that journey in these pages, but in our daily lives I imagine it will continue to evolve in ways none of us can predict.

By Evan Osnos April 12, 2011 One of the striking things about travelling with a group of Chinese tourists across Europe — my chronicle, "The Grand Tour," appears this week in the magazine — was that we circulated in a Europe of our own.

My chronicle... must become the mirror and the conscience of the great catastrophe.' Saul Friedlander's The Years of Extermination pieces together the shards of personal testament from thousands such as Kruk, salvaged from the ghettoes, thrown from trains, the records of victims, perpetrators and bystanders, all framed within the cold statistics of the Nazi bureaucratisation of terror.

Here is my chronicle one photo at a time.

They are companions and help chronicle my story.