Sentence examples for write a chronicle from inspiring English sources

Gröning set out to write a chronicle of what he had seen.

In the depths of confinement, Mr. Harbi had begun to write a chronicle of the independence movement.

WHEN Michael Williams, a British geographer, sat down in 1994 to write a chronicle of deforestation, "Deforesting the Earth", he had a useful aide-memoire.

This time he decided to stay, and wrote in his diary: 'If I am going to be a victim of fascism, I shall take pen in hand and write a chronicle..

He said that the idea of writing a chronicle of his disease came quickly.

He wrote a chronicle of Moldavia in Romanian and a poem on the history of his country in Polish.

Dante wrote a chronicle of his relationship with her in La vita nuova (c. 1293; The New Life), a prose work interlaced with lyrics.

Shin Maha Thila Wuntha, in the closing years of his life, turned to prose and wrote a chronicle history of Buddhism.

1401 c. 1477 Corfu, Greece George Sphrantzes, Sphrantzes also spelled Sphrantes or Phrantzes (born 1401 died c. 1477, Corfu [Greece]) Byzantine historian and diplomat who wrote a chronicle covering the years 1413 77.

In other words, rather than a narrative of connection, Minot has written a chronicle of self-deception in which the fellatio features more as a depressing end than as a beginning.

A keen intellect with a strong interest in the social, economic, and political forces that shape history, Charles read widely and wrote a chronicle that set the events of his own life within the context of the times in which he lived.