Use "chronicling" in a sentence

1. Patriot, I do know that history is his passion because he was chronicling the history of the demise of the U

2. 4 million dollars into Camp Orial’s security and surveillance in order to produce a weekly program chronicling Dorece’s incarceration and redemption

3. Though let it not be assumed that this is the penning of a pianist who struggles with his own self-worth, nor do we wish to tell the story of one who is caught in some sexual vice or the chronicling of global domination

4. Before chronicling this treachery, it might be well to glance briefly at the Aquilonian empire

5. “Writing a book chronicling the history of New England might prove to be an intellectually stimulating exercise, probably more so than reading such a book

6. The trust-eroding habit of the gossipy nosey neighbor has evolved into the usurping voyeuristic presumption of a right to virtual investigation and invasion of privacy, because of the surveillance culture that invites everyone to participate in the potentially lucrative hobby of scrap-face-booking, as websited on People Chronicling – a wiki-gathered Rogue's gallery of imagemation

7. chronicling the hysteria surrounding the blackout at Three Queens, the Alley Team began to rise and take turns in the single bathroom

8. I could spend the rest of my life chronicling the assortment of animals you would find only in this area, and perhaps I should considering my age already, but I say that only to give my readers an idea of just how fascinating the desert is

9. Miss Wakefield thanked Ma for her kind consideration before turning to me pleasantly and inquiring how the chronicling was coming along

10. The stupid fool had kept a log of sorts, chronicling all this

11. My head is buzzing after spending hours poring over a copy of the book that Ricketts used for her research, Winston’s Heirs: A Haunted House in the Hamptons, chronicling the Dahlquists from the time when Winston came to Long Island in the late 1700s until recent years, the many generations of Holdens

12. Napoleon was very satirical in chronicling the fact that the Russians had celebrated Borodino as the first victorious encounter of their forces with the invader