Sentence examples for writes a chronicle from inspiring English sources

Sarah loves him still, and writes a chronicle every day for the time when they meet again, if they ever do: but a second climax of the book comes when in pleasuring herself one evening she fi nds that it is not the homely face of dear Tom that enters her fancy, but the ascetic, scholarly features of Captain Albrecht Wolfram, 14th Panzergrenadier Division.

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

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.

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.

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.

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..

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.