Sentence examples for start of this chronicle from inspiring English sources

At the start of this chronicle of a single bike race, the author glances up from his gear to assess the crowd of spectators.

The first part of this chronicle describes the outrages themselves.

A vivid gallery of expatriates animates this chronicle of Paris during the Second World War.

The theatre needs this chronicle of American life.

But sorrow and its implications cannot be banished entirely from this chronicle of their contentment.

This chronicle of fathers and sons is equally, perhaps primarily, a story about mothers.

In fragments of drafts for an introduction that Hemingway never finished — and now published in the new edition — he wrote that he wanted to save some of that material "for the start of another book," one that would chronicle the "unbelievable happiness" he had with Pauline.

A history of the 1970s will complete this chronicle.

This chronicle is one of the few extant chronicles from "Scotland" in this period.

Even now, he is occasionally still the focus of very personalised anger: after a recent Hallowe'en protest organised by a group called Parents Against Cuts who are opposing the council's moves on Sure Start, the local Chronicle carried a picture of a white-faced protester dressed as "the ghost of regular bin collections", carrying a placard that decried "Slasher Forbes".

This chronicle contains a record of continuous observations with well-formatted reports conducted as a policy of the government.