She was also known for her sympathetic chronicling of the Chinese revolution.

Even as history unfolds, it can be distorted in the chronicling.

This little volume represents another major step forward in the chronicling of such vehicles.

I have been very open in the chronicling of my employer's fallibility.

Among other literary endeavors, she is known for her chronicling of Minnesota history.

A constant chronicling of the quotidian doesn't mean that the whole truth is revealed.

"This is the chronicling of a process that happens every day in this country.

What about Henry James's subtle chronicling of social manners and mental life?

No great coup in the chronicling of the high life was forthcoming from this particular soldier of fortune.

Tokarev said that the ethnographic study should not be confined to the straightforward chronicling of material culture.

Except if Dominick Dunne happens to be around to do the chronicling.

She dedicated her talents to the chronicling of the threatened nature of Central America.

But in its detailed chronicling of the stages of grief, the book becomes overly clinical.

Derec: really had no idea of how Avery was reacting to the chronicling of all these events.

The comedy shows, the dramas and the chronicling of sporting events where sound effects were used instead of real background noise started 77 years ago.

Select newspapers from the Society collection between the years 1880 and 1922 will appear on the Chronicling America database in the autumn of 2009.

Taylor Swift, with her apple-pie image and candid chronicling of her love life, has hit upon a winning combination.

His chronicling of North London life often attempts to articulate the venal side of human relationships.

Dye promptly began what would prove to be her life's work, the chronicling of the early history of the Pacific Northwest.

Without this enthusiastic chronicling of their deeds, international terrorism would lose most of its impetus and his job would be a lot easier.

It suggests another sense of "epic," as having to do not with heroic deeds but with the rich, humane chronicling of a whole society.

The Atlantic Monthly praised the book for doing "a magnificent job of re-creative chronicling, enthralling from the first word to the last."

Chronicling America This site allows you to search and view newspaper pages, 1880-1922, and find information about American newspapers published 1690-present.

The Chronicling America website contains digitized newspaper pages and information about historic newspapers to place the primary sources in context and support future research.

That movie nevertheless felt like a minor chapter in Leigh's admirably idiosyncratic chronicling of contemporary, class-skewed England.

However, and not for the first time in this chronicle, I am wrong.

He'd have a job on the staff of the Chronicle.

Now we come to the part of my chronicle that is the most difficult to tell.

But the Chronicle said it could not say what was the average increase.

Even the woman from the Chronicle who had left me her card.

The men from the Chronicle will be here any minute.

Although the campaign only began last week, the Chronicle is already beginning to feel an impact.

The Chronicle was put together about four hundred years after these events.

He worked for the Chronicle until his retirement in 1930.

And I saw them as if they themselves were characters in a great chronicle.

Even so, my chronicle must pass ten years in the space of these words.

However, for a couple years more, she would occasionally still turn up on Chronicle.

This may be the same man as in 1 Chronicles 6:44.

The Chronicle did not run any images of the event.

The chronicle is described in the article on the author.

The work is very much shorter than the Chronicle of 754.

It was first mentioned in the chronicle under the year 1411.

The Chronicle has said that its reporting brought an important issue to public attention.

"Your mother called," he said without looking up from the Chronicle, when she returned.

We deal in this chronicle with matters which are less common and of higher interest.

That, and taking a position with the Chronicle as its first woman reporter.

The Chronicle is scheduled to make the survey public today.

Chronicles of those who were there make this truth very clear.

Mostly this is a chronicle of the Met in modern times.

The show chronicles her life living as a single career woman in the big city.

He wanted everything chronicled you know; that was his way.

Among those who chronicled sports for a living, he was a name.

The play chronicles the last week in the life of Christ.

A new book chronicles a similar gap between parents and children.

It chronicles his life as friend, father, husband and artist.

The first half of the book chronicles their journey north.

It chronicled the impact of the past 50 years on five local families.

Still, she spent two years chronicling them for Life magazine.

This novel chronicles their lives and that of Washington itself.

The book chronicles his response to the 1988 car bombing.

But it makes a lot of sense for someone, say, chronicling her experience in a 12 step program.

The film chronicles his attempts to set up three men.

As they did so, the series chronicled the progress that had made.

The book chronicles her life from 1975 to 1978, when she was aged 12-15.

For more than half a century his photographs chronicled the development of the city.

Part of her display chronicles the church's rich history, she said.

Here his early days and stunning war years are chronicled.

It was first chronicled in 1147, the same year as Moscow.

His life is chronicled in the biography, Let my people go!

The collection chronicles many of the major art movements from 1913 to the present.

Before his death he had been working on a "big book" chronicling events since 1638.

His story was also chronicled on the 2006 documentary United by 9/11.

It chronicles major events in history and the effect weather had on them.

The press chronicled his every move, and a party became the place to be when he swept in.