Sentence examples for the first chronicle from inspiring English sources

This is not the first chronicle of American billboards.

The manuscript begins with a genealogy of Alfred, and the first chronicle entry is for the year 60 BC.

The first chronicles the day-to-day life of an elderly woman named Iris Chase as she tries to come to terms with the many losses she has suffered over the years, including the suicide of her sister, the suicide of her husband and the apparently accidental death of her daughter.

The first chronicles a trip she took with her then-husband through the South; the second is a collection of scribblings (albeit insightful ones, to be sure) she began working on for Rolling Stone about the Patty Hearst trial.

The second chronicles a minute or two from "You Me Bum Bum Train," a 40-minute work that its creators prefer be described as a "ride" instead of a play.

Just behind Wall-E was the second Chronicles of Narnia film, which at $420 million worldwide box office was such a disappointment that Disney has given up its rights to make a third film.

The second chronicles the lingering trauma of Jackson's alleged misdeeds and the way it has torn apart Robson's and Safechuck's adult lives.

M. Night Shyamalan announced he will make a film that connects "Split" and "Unbreakable," the fourth "Chronicles of Narnia" installment is moving forward with "Jumanji" and "Captain America: The First Avenger" director Joe Johnston, and "World War Z" will receive the follow-up that Paramount Pictures had recently shelved. .

Accordingly, the present paper, first, chronicles the discovery and development of psychotropic agents, focusing in particular on their mechanisms of action and therapeutic utility, and how problems faced were eventually overcome.

As a journalist, she was one of the first to chronicle the bloody ethnic cleansing in Sudan.

During the past six years I've been writing two books, the first a chronicle of my own inferno — from alcohol and drugs — and the second about my slow recovery, the stumbling steps toward (and sometimes away from) sobriety.