Sentence examples for with chronicles from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dylan got a longer leash with "Chronicles".

Although cable news and police dramas are filled with chronicles of sex crimes, Smart's approach is distinctive: at once ladylike, frank, and unembarrassed.

In "Peter Rabbit's Christmas Tale," a holiday special having its premiere Dec. 14 on Nickelodeon, Peter's mother passes down his father's journal, filled with chronicles of adventures, and several empty pages for Peter to fill in.

Mr. Dylan got a longer leash with "Chronicles". He filled it with knowing winks and nods to its unreliability, and anyone who didn't know that he'd play around with his story hadn't been paying attention.

Corporate America is littered with chronicles of successful entrepreneurs who leave their posts within 18 months of getting acquired.

The other category originates with chronicles commissioned by Edward IV after Warwick's fall, such as the Historie of the arrivall of Edward IV, and take a more negative view of the earl.

For instance, remote patient monitoring could improve the quality of life of individuals with special needs, such as people with chronicle diseases, who wish to lead an independent way of life staying at their own home with minimum intervention from healthcare professionals.

It may, however, be objected that it is problematic to operate with two different kinds of propositions: 1) propositional constants with truth-values that do not vary with the chronicles and 2) other wffs with truth-values that may vary with the chronicles.

Large outbreaks of rodents (known as "ratadas") are associated with this cyclic phenomenon (10, 11 ), with existing chronicles as old as the conquest and Spanish colonization of the country (12 ).

The fate of the Magnes has much to do with the evolution of the American identity museum, with its chronicles of ethnic liberation amid hardship.

I want more private time with my chronicles.