Partially reversing that transformation – making bankers gentlemanly again, to steal a phrase from City chronicler and critic Philip Augar – will not be easy, or happen on its own.
A chronicler in Cawston, Nottinghamshire, described the act of dribbling the ball at one of these games, writing that players would move forward or "propel" the ball with their feet.
I know I'm not a very good chronicler, but I than anybody remember you.
The mood recalls a letter written in 1870 by the city’s most famous chronicler, Lafcadio Hearn, to a friend in Cincinnati: “Times are not good here.
A modern chronicler of hell might look to the lives of chronic-pain patients for inspiration.
A chronicler relates that the true Burlador died assassinated by Fransciscans who wanted "to put an end to the excesses and blasphemies of Don Juan, whose birth assured him impunity."
In 1104 another chronicler, Simeon of Durham, records how Cuthbert’s coffin was opened in preparation for formal reinterment in a new church, the precursor of Durham cathedral.
French chronicler who wrote Histoire de Saint Louis(1309), the principal source on the life of Louis IX.
According to legend, the historical chronicler of the Yellow Emperor and reputedly the inventor of the Chinese script Cang Jie used to live in this region.
The author, known as the chronicler, is sometimes identified with Ezra.
The most gifted chronicler of America's tormented and fascinating South.
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