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1 At the Phillips Collection, there is hardly any wall text, and no strict chronological order.

2 Gilmour’s narrative doesn’t really unfold in this chronological fashion, but a consistent theme is how a relatively few Britons ruled a vast territory, and how lonely and isolated their experiences could be.

3 “In my opinion, it’s sometimes too much not van Gogh,” he said, especially because the chronological display now begins with a full wall of works by other painters.

4 The show will range through some 60 years of post-World War II art, arranged in "predominantly chronological" order from the 1950s to a recently acquired massive video installation created in 2012.

5 The stories are arranged as to how they "speak to one another rather than chronological order".

6 Performing the nine symphonies in chronological order provides a unique access to an incredibly adventurous mind, and to an organic sense of development.

7 I rearrange a few pill bottles, making sure one more time that everything is in the same chronological order as what I programmed into the app after cross-referencing his Donkey Kong-covered regimen.

8 The story, told in associative patterns rather than chronological order, is a fairly ordinary, even banal, love triangle.

9 It’s fine—and often helpful if it’s thoughtfully done—to organize experience into relevant categories rather than listing individual responsibilities in a strictly chronological account of your life at work.

10 His book purports to demonstrate these points through a detailed chronological narrative from the fall of Constantinople to the present day.

11 The albums will be performed in chronological order, one each night, starting with “Autobahn” from 1974 and working up through “Tour de France” from 2003.

12 Putting non-chronological books in chronological order and other nerdy reading pursuits.

13 “Periodically, I am going to do random notebook checks, and I expect all the homework assignments and tests to be neatly filed in your child’s notebook in chronological order.”

14 It begins at the chronological beginning, with Broom tracing her mother’s lineage, which means the first section of the book is more removed and reportorial.

15 Television series rarely shoot in chronological order, so she even created a spreadsheet to keep track of Betsy’s withdrawals over the course of the season “and where she was emotionally in each scene.”

16 It divides Gehry's work into six chronological phases and includes sections exploring his buildings' connections to their urban context and his firm's use of digital technology.

17 It appears on this book’s first page, out of chronological sequence, and is thus intended as a thematic statement.

18 To grow old, though, is not only a chronological fact but also an inevitability of fading powers and sagging integument.

19 While they don’t appear in chronological order, there is a symmetry to their organization, with a life-altering love affair rippling out from the center.

20 Dr. Bambach was an organizer of the Met’s 2003 exhibition “Leonardo da Vinci, Master Draftsman,” the first in America to take a comprehensive chronological overview of the artist’s works on paper.

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