Sentence examples for usual chronology from inspiring English sources
"He's killed, he's killed!" Apparently, Hector had forgotten the usual chronology of death and medicine as it worked on the mainland, Louis thought grimly — if Gid was killed, then it was late now for the hospital.
Far from the usual chronology, "The Wit and Wisdom of Ira Gershwin" was a breezy analysis of what distinguishes the voice of the prolific lyricist (700 songs) who studied classic literature, idolized Gilbert and Sullivan and dreaded writing love songs.
"He's killed, he's killed!" Apparently, Hector had forgotten the usual chronology of death and medicine as it worked on the mainland, Louis thought grimly if Gid was killed, then it was late now for the hospital.
An important focus of this paper is that the reader besides, however, knowing the usual chronology of the events in the life of π, could get a feel and also read how the mind of a mathematician has been working when he ponders over π either independently without much knowledge/concern of what has been done in the past or with considerable knowledge of the work done by his predecessors.
You'll lose.' " Alexievich wanted to dispense with the author's voice and with the usual chronologies and contexts.
True had spent years working on the installation, which she had organized thematically, rather than according to the usual dry chronology: "Dionysos and the Theatre," "Athletes," "Stories of the Trojan War," "Women and Children".
But chronology usually dominates.
"But this is a more neutral chronology than is usual, and in that sense is more radical.
Though the children's voices are jarringly sophisticated, Huston's layering of narratives lends an increasingly integrated understanding of family history, and the structure is so seamlessly handled that we are left with neither dangling ends nor any of the usual sense of mystified frustration inherent in reverse chronology.
