Sentence examples for point chronology from inspiring English sources
It was the first event under the Turning Point chronology.
The second installment in the TNA Turning Point chronology was announced in September 2005.
It was the fourth event under the Turning Point chronology, and the twelfth and last event on the 2007 TNA PPV schedule.
If, at this point, the chronology bore no connotations of danger for Christians, then they would have greeted the year 6000 with large public commemorations and celebrations, as the Romans did in ad 248 when they reached their 1,000th year.
Simultaneously a scholarly turning point, stylistic chronology and pictorial feast, it has been organized by John Guy, a curator of Asian art at the Met, and Jorrit Britschgi, curator of Indian painting at the Museum Rietberg in Zurich, where it was seen last summer.
Vectors link points by chronology.
Paradoxically, the new chronology points up another split in radiation thinking between Japan and the United States.
"Westworld," Episode 9: Brother, Can You Spare a Time Line? Fans and critics have hypothesized at length about the show's chronology, pointing out that it may well be more misleading and complex than it appears.
We see him at different points of a chronology that begins with the family's attempt to escape from federal agents at the end of Season 3; gradually the story is filled out with new arrests, financial and romantic reversals, infighting and inappropriate sex, leading up to what appears to be a climactic scene at Newport Beach's annual Cinco de Cuatro celebration.
It is in accordance with these principles that the calculation of the beginning of the Kali Yuga was done in order to fix for this chronology a point starting at the beginning of the agreed world cycle.
As the authors point out, such a chronology enables the reader to put individual events into a broader context: "Readers may be naturally interested in learning about the major events that have occurred during the [evolution-creationism] controversy.
