chronicler

You heard him say that I'm to be the chronicler?

She must say something about the change of chroniclers now, too.

This fact the chronicler must have learned at first hand.

How this election took place is not very clear today, as the chroniclers have little to report.

We need you - a chronicler of the new dark ages.

But the chroniclers of the fight game expect all that to change.

The chroniclers tell us that his body was left hanging for several years.

I'm just the chronicler - but I have been around the longest.

And, as it turned out, a brilliant chronicler of her times.

Rest in peace a chronicler of the countryside I know well.

A few chroniclers report the events of the war but they do not say what caused it.

It is an experience that cries out for a chronicler.

"I'm trying to be a chronicler of attempts to bring about change," she said.

It took him, the chronicler reported with pleasure, a long time to die.

And he was banished from being a chronicler for seven years.

He wants to be perceived as a party chronicler, not advocate.

The chronicler notes he lived long enough to regret his action.

But since these two chroniclers were speculating, much research needs to be done.

Now, there is a chronicler for the work of these organizations and the issues they confront.

That is to say, he required the presence of his chronicler in order to function.

Indeed, no chronicler noted anything that could be called spectacular.

He was given into my particular charge, you know, by the chronicler himself."

His status as chronicler of America's underside has come at a price.

The language and vituperation became such as no chronicler could record.

Having slept poorly ever since he lost his wife, the chronicler was often up this early.