Sample Sentences forchronology (auto-selected)
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He went over the chronology in his head.† (source)
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A Chronology 1869 The first Japanese to settle on the U.S. mainland arrive at Gold Hill, near Sacramento, California.† (source)
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It had all the shadings and complexities of mature adult love, and maybe more, because there were not yet words for it, and because it was not yet fixed to comparisons or chronologies or the ways by which adults measure such things.† (source)
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In such an overtly, stereotypically male narrative, I thought that straightforward chronology would be more suitable than the kind of play with sequence and time I had employed in my previous novels.† (source)
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About chronology: Dates for scientific research refer to when the research was conducted, not when it was published.† (source)
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Working quickly and without much thought, he gave his diary a title, calling it, "Chronology of Events."† (source)
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Chronology won out after all: the early things are on the east wall, what Charna calls the middle period on the end wall, and on the west wall are five recent pictures which I've never shown before.† (source)
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The names were fake, the chronologies oriented to Central America, and above all, no one on the relay flights knew about the Tannenbaum estate.† (source)
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Other clocks struck eight from time to time—one gloomily from the gaol, another from the gable of an almshouse, with a preparative creak of machinery, more audible than the note of the bell; a row of tall, varnished case-clocks from the interior of a clock-maker's shop joined in one after another just as the shutters were enclosing them, like a row of actors delivering their final speeches before the fall of the curtain; then chimes were heard stammering out the Sicilian Mariners' Hymn; so that chronologists of the advanced school were appreciably on their way to the next hour before the whole business of the old one was satisfactorily wound up.† (source)
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And eventually I gained a distance and could look back at people and places of the past year, frozen in event and memory, calcified and motionless in a grand chronology that began and ended in the month of September.† (source)
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What at such a time are histories, chronologies, traditions, and all written revelations?† (source)
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Believe only in chronology.† (source)
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The order of things—chronologies—that was the hard part.† (source)
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This was good at least for a future fiction writer, being able to learn so penetratingly, and almost first of all, about chronology.† (source)
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We generated background studies, psychological assessments, daily chronologies, myriad facts and extrapolations.† (source)
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My memory houses a collection of images, not ordered in the patterns I see and respect in literary history, not ordered in any form vaguely resembling a chronology.† (source)
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