How to pronounce “chronologically” in English

And chronologically, it stretches rather widely.

- Maybe we can go chronologically.

Memory I can place chronologically directly before that, one of my mom smashing a whiskey bottle over his head to stop his violent advances.

I really actually went chronologically through the book, and I would glance at their recipes and then close the book and then improvise and write down

I'm not saying if you are chronologically adult and have a major medical condition that requires an attendant that you're not an adult.

We couldn't do it chronologically because we had people from the Mayflower, and people who came over--

But what order do they happen in chronologically?

And the book is organized chronologically, so the menus start actually in 1972 and alongside the menus are short text that tell sort of different stories about maybe the events or

And that also means kind of where you are kind of chronologically in the span of life, and that's okay.

and devices like flashbacks to tell a story non-chronologically.

We met a man in the mine who chronologically was younger than me, but his body was broken in servitude.

And he had these file cabinets that were just full of chronologically ordered "National Geographic" magazines that were 30 years old,

So you have to be thinking about the pace chronologically rather than in terms of the content material.

and so forth, and I'm arranging them chronologically so that their texts essentially tell this history of aviation.

What I found was 2,500 pages, organized chronologically, with each entry date stamped, in electronic journals, with zero expression of anger at me.

I want to skip ahead, chronologically, a little bit.

through this repeated day, sort of chronologically through this repeated day, his journey sort of goes A to Z.

So just, I wrote it chronologically, just kind of using that family tree as a guide and trying to remember to focus on character first.

So first of all, not in order chronologically but, hopefully, in order to try to make something intelligible.

And so one thing that I often do - it's like in this case chronologically at the end, there's actually a future vision that doesn't look radical at all because it's not that much

Part 3 is really about our present day and is not so much attempting to look at things chronologically but trying to understand our current milieu,

that some of them are even older than I am, chronologically.

It begins, "In the beginning," comma, and you go chronologically telling the tales of morality and discovery through people.

And also, I feel like we're kind of jumping around a bit chronologically.

The first part, "Roads from Rome," traces changing conceptions of civil war chronologically from the first century BCE to the fifth century

And the only reason I know that is because I arranged the world's literature on laryngeal mask arrays alphabetically and chronologically over two months.

But in this case, I did not write it chronologically at all.

Well, first, I actually laid everything out chronologically in my notes.

But it does jump around a bit, and you going along chronologically, and then I step back to Sir Francis Drake at the beginning of the next section.

Yeah, I'm kind of going chronologically in the book, which is wonderful.

Older historians-- and I don't mean age; I'm talking chronologically-- tend to say that the humoral model stops being influential at the end of the 17th century.

It helps reading their autobiographies or getting to talk to them, and seeing chronologically what they were mentally going through at that time

Gruber went back and read through all these notebooks; they're all chronologically organized very clearly, and what he found was there is, in fact, a moment of excitement in late

This was actually I think, it's funny, so the book is not organized chronologically.

So we think that a crisis line should operate more like a hospital emergency room than, say, customer support that just works chronologically.

I did this research on A, B, C. This happened chronologically.

But the reason I give you that background is, like I said, I just want to go through and sort of chronologically

But I like that quote, and that's a quote, obviously, that pops up at the end of the book, because the book is written sort of chronologically,

In a lot of the stories-- actually, those two that I gave you just the first lines of, it's pretty clear that, chronologically,

But just as far as our show goes, it's also an interesting, for everyone other than Andy who gets to move sort of chronologically

That's more than half of the history of philosophy, I mean, chronologically.

So the way the app works is you open it up, and the first thing you see is our first 12 reviews, just chronologically,

And when you're learning about history, learn it chronologically.