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• r  with respect to chronology
  he is chronologically older

• Notes on all these sources were then arranged chronologically and kept in dozens of folders in 25 banker's boxes.
• Though the title may lead you to expect an encyclopedic format, Robbins chooses instead to work chronologically, with each chapter equaling approximately one decade.
• Then after that I performed selections from my whole discography, starting early and chronologically going through each song one by one until the 90s, and he recorded it and filmed .

News & Articles

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• Theater review: 'Geriatrical Theatrical' takes a light look at the pitfalls of aging
  There's a new show about an old topic at Plymouth Playhouse -- created with a rather specific audience in mind. Just as "Menopause: the Musical" appeals primarily to women of "a certain age," "The Geriatrical Theatrical" is made for men and women who are "chronologically enriched," as the subtitle suggests. Audience members younger than the characters may find it a bit harder to identify with ...
  June 15, 2013 - Pioneer Press

Quotes

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• Tom Pernice in ESPN
  I'm adamant that it's going to be one of the worst decisions we've ever made on the PGA Tour if we don't cut the field chronologically as we go, from like 144 to 114 to 84 or whatever the numbers,Pernice told The Golf Channel during the Tour...
• Ronald Rice in Dailyrecord.com
  We're handling this, at this time, the wrong way,Rice said. "Chronologically, A comes before B."
• Rashid Khalidi in WND.com
  There are many people without whose support and assistance I could not have written this book, or written it in the way that it was written,Khalidi writes. "First, chronologically, and in other ways, comes Bill Ayers."