Sentence examples for story chronicles from inspiring English sources

The story chronicles Teresa's growing awarness of sexuality.

Then, for the next hour, Guy Jenkin's satirical look at you know which story chronicles recent events remarkably accurately.

The story chronicles the odyssey of a notion: that mandating individuals to obtain health insurance is indistinguishable from forcing freedom-loving Americans to buy a particular veggie.

The Times story chronicles how Cuomo lined up Republican moneymen, one of whom, the billionaire Paul Singer, has a gay son.

One verified story chronicles the experiences of a family who were forcibly displaced more than seven times in eight months between September 2008 and May 2009.

The Revenant (2015), based on a true story, chronicles the travails of Hugh Glass, a fur trapper (Leonardo DiCaprio) whose companions murder his son and leave him for dead following an attack by a bear.

Capote's story chronicled the murder of a Kansas farm family and the capture and execution of two drifters, Dick Hickock and Perry Smith, for the killings.

In all, eight climbers died during the storm, a story chronicled by Jon Krakauer in his best-selling book "Into Thin Air".

The story chronicled their relationship, especially the juicy parts: Duquette would publicly disagree with the moves Williams made, and Williams would take his shots at Duquette.

As the author and historian Chris Rodda has pointed out, the story chronicled is not quite one of superhuman perseverance on the frontier; rather, it's the story of a family fleeing to the relative safety and civilization of settled Iowa.

A Jan . 27column in The Economist theorized that GE's financial information is "fantastically muddled". A Feb. 1 Bloomberg Businessweek cover story chronicled the risks its GE Capital business had long presented and where ambitious efforts never paid off.