annals

Preposition: of

• history: In the annals of history Stalin's name will forever be recorded with the infamous brand of Cain!
• literature: The entire annals of literature afford nothing more beautiful, nothing more pathetic, than ' The Mother's Idol Broken.
• medicine: Annals of internal medicine as likely as collects data on.
• crime: It is new to me in the annals of crime.
• disease: Annals of Rheumatic Diseases ( accepted for publication ) Musculoskeletal pain in ethnic minority communities.
• time: Why do some ideas evolve through history while others are lost in the annals of time?

Converse of object

enter: The USS Monitor steamed for Hampton Roads on March 6, 1862 and entered the annals of history forever.

Preposition: for

year: This was a truly great scene and one that will feature heavily in the Corrie annals for years to come.

Adjective modifier

• Assyrian: The details of Israelite kings will have been taken by the Persian authors of the scriptures from Assyrian annals.
• Welsh: Wales also suffered raids, but to judge from the Welsh annals, Welsh armies avoided yielding large tracts of land to the newcomers.
• simple: The short and simple annals of the poor Are now writ long on forms obscure.
• Irish: Entries in Irish annals tell of internal disputes within Alba.
• royal: Archeologists have found Sennacherib's royal annals of the campaign.
• Black: Black annals of betrayal perhaps you will my closest childhood.

Noun used with modifier

• campus: Athens login off campus ANNALS OF GLOBAL ANALYSIS AND GEOMETRY, from Swets 97- Access on and off campus.
• quot: With records from trial quot annals schip medicaid expansion at percent relative.
• club: But there was also some serious climbing done and some more epics to add to the club annals.