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chronicles

[kron-i-kuhlz] / ˈkrɒn ɪ kəlz /


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By the time they returned to the house they were deep in an argument about the Chronicles of Narnia.

From Literature

Callum Borchers writes the "On the Clock" column, which chronicles people's careers and work lives.

From The Wall Street Journal

After his departure from government in May 2010, Lord Mandelson seeks Epstein's opinion on a draft of his memoir, The Third Man, which chronicles his role in New Labour's rise to power and his relationships with Brown and Blair.

From BBC

Since the debut last November of “Heated Rivalry,” which chronicles the clandestine love story between two fierce hockey rivals, the drama series from Bell Media’s Crave has emerged as an unlikely success story, defying a broader industry trend of media consolidation and waning commitments to diversity in Hollywood.

From Los Angeles Times

As Anthony DePalma chronicles in “On This Ground: Hardship and Hope at the Toughest Prep School in America,” the decisions these monks made have shaped St. Benedict’s for more than a half century.

From The Wall Street Journal