Sentence examples for sort of timeline from inspiring English sources

A new sort of timeline spontaneously evolves: an illustration of a monkey walking behind a caveman walking behind a human, still regarded by modern journalists as the first infographic.

Rear Adm. Craig Quigley, a Pentagon spokesman, agreed with Mr. McIntyre's observation, saying, "There is extraordinary sensitivity to telegraphing any sort of timeline or destination or capablity, because we are going to be fighting such an unconventional foe".

"This can give us a sort of timeline of speech evolution," says Lameira.

For those that haven't used it, Memolane is a sort of timeline of your online life.

In the future, however, my friend might have a different option for alerting me to posts they want me to see without the potential fallout from this sort of Timeline spam.

Over the decades, the new words function as a sort of timeline of the preoccupations and proclivities of the English-speaking world.

This is smart because it represents the way most people think about their finances – unless you have enough of a buffer in your bank account to auto-pay all your incoming bills, you probably keep track of due dates in some sort of timeline-focused way – like Google Calendar, a spreadsheet with dates, or some online or mobile application.

It is an assignment that he says will be open-ended, rather than having any sort of fixed timeline.

Eddie Tulasiewicz, head of communications at the National Churches Trust, talks of these churches as being "a sort of Facebook timeline often dating back many hundreds of years".

El Nuevo Caridad's décor created a sort of jumbled timeline from his 18 seasons, spanning stints with the Dodgers, the Expos, the Red Sox and the Mets.

The White House spokeswoman, Dana Perino, said the Clinton-Byrd proposal represented the same sort of artificial timeline that led Mr. Bush to veto the $124 billion spending bill on Tuesday.