Examples of using Chronicle in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The observations chronicle the growing Catholic middle-class and the appalling conditions in which most Catholic tenant farmers lived.
In"Built from Scratch," Marcus and Blank chronicle how they changed their fate and turned their dreams into reality.
Then we will chronicle some of the advances that have brought Bitcoin into the present, as well as
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, for example, was written while teaching at Princeton and Tufts.
Therefore, much of what we chronicle for you is subject to change.
Textbooks chronicle the conquests of Muhammad and those of Islamic countries," she wrote.
There are many sites around the world that chronicle this war-- memorials that tell stories of courage and heroism;
They chronicle your not only your dreams, but your growth and achievements.
He has lived both in Europe and the U.S.; The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, for example, was written while teaching at Princeton and Tufts.
Don't repeat what Mao did to us,” he said, according to Richard Baum's 1994 chronicle of élite politics,“Burying Mao.”.
Tom Mitchell and John Reed in the Financial Times chronicle Xi's effort to seize the“strategic opportunity” created by the U.S. pullback.
The major arcana cards especially inspired poetry that would chronicle a person's life and fate.
Cabot was described as having one"little ship",[12] of 50 tons burden, called the Matthew of Bristol(according to the 1565 chronicle).
You can help us chronicle thesigns by sending your video suggestions to sott@sott. net.
Your inked-on images and symbols reveal the many journeys of your soul and chronicle your immortal existence.
Visitors can view the rooms where Anne lived as well as exhibits that chronicle her all-too-short life.
Finally, with the completion of Japan's first chronicle in A.D. 712, Japan emerged into the full light of history.
I think you must chronicle… the life and times of Brundlefly, don't you?
The abdication of Henry IV in favour of Henry V, from the Chronicle of Ekkehard von Aura.