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    annals


    1. In the bloody annals of Aztec


    2. In the bloody annals of Aztec narratives creation proceeds with an Earth mother, Coatlique, the Lady of the Skirt of Snakes


    3. This Summer Season was then a new chapter in the annals of Livingson Summers


    4. But as we all know, paintings capture life’s journey at a standstill, forever freezing that unique moment in the annals of time


    5. with the wit to look for proof could find a full accounting of my victories in the city annals of Mytilene


    6. The annals of our human history have shown that for a very long time, people had a great propensity towards domination and war, where survival of the fittest was the way of life


    7. as it would become known in the annals of Barclay folklore


    8. The first is the invention of writing, which alone gives human nature the power of transmitting, without alteration, its laws, its contracts, its annals, and its


    9. That said, classical Rome left us with the De Rerum Natura of Lucretius, the Discourses of Epictetus, the Orations and writings of Cicero, the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius, and the Annals of Tacitus


    10. America may one day acquire the dubious ―distinction‖ of having been the only great nation in the Annals of History that purposely and systematically sought its own (internal) destruction

    11. The official chronicle of the State of Lu, The Spring and Autumn Annals states that Sun Tzu was born in Qi whereas The Records of the Grand Historian or Shiji states that Sun Tzu was a native of Wu


    12. million votes, the president will stand in the annals as the candidate who has received the greatest number of votes in history


    13. The official Annals never admitted or recorded it, since Shan’s betrayal should never have happened in the eyes of the Gods; and so it seemed as it never really had


    14. “And I guess you’ve done about eleven of the most amateur burglaries in the annals of crime, Claude


    15. The aboriginal Indians appeared so tall in their eyes that the Spaniards wrote in the annals that they had reached “una isla de gigantes” (an island of giants)


    16. in the annals of RCMP infamy, but June 19, 2009 has eclipsed the tragedy


    17. If you wonder, dear Reader, that there are patricians so naïve, read the annals of the French Revolution


    18. Women keepers contributed to the annals of Lighthouse Service and Coast Guard history with dedicated service and life-saving exploits that paralleled the careers of their male counterparts


    19. Annals of Internal Medicine,


    20. primary care in the Annals of Internal Medicine

    21. It was a book for which many men would kill, a book looked by magicians and enchantresses in the annals of time, which disappeared from the world during the dark epochs of humanity and whose tenancy had meant a death sentence for its holder


    22. “Your loyalty will be noted in the annals of the Lore Masters in Coermantyr


    23. The courage we muster will be noted in the annals of the Lore Masters


    24. the Passenger Pigeon are the 2 saddest stories in the annals of


    25. The long, hot summer continued and, shortly after a Christmas almost unmarked by us, the country was devastated by the worst bush-fires in the annals of this drought stricken continent


    26. Michael Wittmann fought to the bitter end for his Fatherland; his place in the annals of military history is thoroughly deserved


    27. This is probably unequaled in the annals of military history


    28. It wasn't long afterwards that their two classmates at the University of Liverpool, George and Paul, joined their team and thus began one of the most prolific partnerships in the annals of research history


    29. No one would speak your name as they recited the town’s annals of infamy


    30. the annals of high school now that the God-zog has him in his sights

    31. cynicism and brutality are almost unmatched in the annals of


    32. the Annals of Rheumatic Diseases that he obtained good results with enzyme treatment in over 700 patients with


    33. Annals NY Acad Sci 1990;585:295-301


    34. cupied the gassy annals of outer space that started at the


    35. After having been lost in the annals of time itself over


    36. Be that as it may, in the annals of the Arab legend there was a battle extraordinary in ‘the Year of the Elephant’, entirely fought by birds to save the precincts of Kabah the then Temple of the Hubal


    37. What rank Hindu ingratitude to those patriots out to protect their homeland and its ancient way of life! Wonder if there is any parallel of such a social cruelty in the annals of human history!


    38. little, but for nothing, in the annals of diplomacy


    39. that are lost in the annals of time because I didn't write about them at the time


    40. They will go down in the annals of criminal history in Britain

    41. After having been lost in the annals of time itself over many generations, the location of the Well was fraught with the fallacy of mankind in attempting to spread the truth by word of mouth


    42. annals of the world


    43. 35-5: 2 de Mayo: the 2d of May, 1808, is one of the great days inthe annals of Spain


    44. Sound a little like all of the history of civilized humans so far? Sound a bit like all the news media reports of crises and disasters so far? What these scientific asses have still not realized…or found out; is that the obscene unfeeling separation of scientific probing observation has affected every scientific experiment ever done in the annals of Science


    45. “Neither have I but I am sure if you search the annals of psychiatry you will find it is a psychic illness that surely exists


    46. The Annals of Civilized History are filled with rotten rulers… It is full of their genetic rot


    47. It was sacrificed as a fatted calf in the annals of Shaker History as one sin every Shaker Community must avoid like the plague if they want to survive at all… secrecy


    48. Read the annals of Christianity: and you will see how good intentions are led astray by hidden evil


    49. This inexplicable reversal of Hitler’s anti-Semitism could not be allowed to stand in the annals of history as the most inexplicable mystery of WW2


    50. Not a great day in the annals of Phil Wilson, debonair man about town and stand-up idiot





























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    Synonyms for "annals"

    annals chronological record list record roll roster catalogue chronicle ledger register

    "annals" definitions

    reports of the work of a society or learned body etc


    a chronological account of events in successive years