Annals used in a sentence

Annals in a sentence as a noun

In the annals of things done without proper consent, this barely registers.

Mr. Bezos has some of that same flair and, when combined with adept entrepreneurial skills, stands to make an amazing mark in the annals of commerce.

Snowden has completed his historic duty - now he can fade into the annals of history as a man who stood for something.

I bet the dinosaurs told themselves that they were totally different than all those other weak-*** species that had joined the annals of history 76 Myr ago...

I wouldn't have chosen them otherwise.> Second, instead of allowing sysadmins to find and follow simple, well-researched best-practices, the author instead wants each person to thoroughly research the annals of cryptography in order to then come to their 'own' conclusionIt is up to your own self-conception as a sysadmin as to how deep you want to dive.

"One thing that did cut through the exhaustion was a task I’d been anticipating for more than six years: writing the Facebook post in which I announce to friends, former friends, frenemies, ex-girlfriends, college roommates, future wives, and family members that I was not in fact an obscure failure but a new, minor footnote in the annals of Silicon Valley startup successes."Amen.