Sentence examples for recent chronicle from inspiring English sources
In his recent chronicle of conservative political history in The New Yorker, George Packer describes Pat Buchanan's plan for exploiting political divisions, particularly ones of a racial nature.
In a recent Chronicle of Higher Education Career Networkk" piece (Woolston, 2001), a freelance science and medical writer wrote that the Ph.D. pipeline in the sciences is "equipped with a powerful female filtration system".
Those who are compensated receive a median of $24,000 per year according to a recent Chronicle of Philanthropy survey.
A recent Chronicle of Philanthropy study found that those who earn between $50,000 and $75,000 give twice as much to charity than those who make more than $200,000 per year.
Strip for the right script The actress Anna Popplewell found fame in the recent Chronicles Of Narnia films.
His collages can be seen as a chronicle of recent history, past injuries, the importance of royalty, or indeed excess and inequality.
Kenneth Muller, a grandson of the Nobelist who's a professor of physiology and biophysics at the University of Miami, defended his grandfather as well in a recent story in The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Thomas Insel, head of the National Institute of Mental Health, wrote yesterday that a recent story in The Chronicle of Higher Education "suggested incorrectly" that Nemeroff had helped Insel to become director of Emory's Yerkes National Primate Research Center in 1994.
GAZA — The graffiti on the cinder-block walls deep in the Sijaya neighborhood of Gaza City chronicles the recent history of the Jabari family.
The book is intended as a chronicle of the recent history of the Qermezi subtribe.
These titles, culled from publishers' recent offerings, chronicle things like Volkswagen's global history, Detroit muscle cars, racing in the wet and an intrepid woman's solo trip on a trail bike through Africa.
