chronicler

Examples of chronicled

chronicled

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The practical adaptations of such visions, chronicled in the second half of the book, are likewise intriguing at times.
In their later years only the arrival of grandchildren was chronicled-not anything they themselves might be doing.
Only two professional historians have chronicled the episode in any detail.
And the developing technology and civil engineering is also chronicled, with some interesting human stories.
I don't necessarily perceive that there is a huge aim to create chronicled stories of our existence.
The increase in fertilizer use during the second part of the 20th century is well chronicled and discussed further in a later section.
This qualitative case study chronicled the efforts of a group of foreign language middle school teachers as they developed professional portfolios.
Concretely, land redistribution will take place within the pattern of decentralisation chronicled above.
The photographers who chronicled girl-group successes allowed the choreographic element to intrude even on still images.
Clifford chronicled her use of these spaces in diaries that confirm the significance of family homes in forging intergenerational connections and sustaining family prestige.
Dale's diary chronicled his two distinct roles.
However, the struggle of seaside communities has not been chronicled, although it is an equally noble struggle.
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