| Clearly, even as the Internet claims its place, television news by national broadcasters is the foremost chronicler of such important events. |
| For this literate, word-loving chronicler of the world he sees around him, acting offers different stimuli. |
| Here the chronicler inserts an excursus on the wickedness of reviling kings and murmuring against them. |
| A chronicler of times past, Fois is a past master in the art of chiaroscuro, like his characters who are caught between inertia and change. |
| Winterson is a scholar of passion, and a fearless chronicler of physical processes. |
| It doesn't bear thinking about, unless you happen to be the supremely gifted chronicler of all our worst nightmares. |
