What are some alternative ways to say "in chronological order" meaning the older date comes first?

Question

"In increasing order of date"?

Answer 1

in the order of most previous to most recent
in the order of least to most recent
in reverse preceding order
listed in order of time of occurrence
in accordance with chronology
in temporal order

Answer 2

historically? historically accurate
on a timeline of history.....
from then to now (mentioning the dates in question between the words)
Picking a historical date starting point then saying .............this date(the next date in your list) proceeded from/after the first.
If the first led to events for the other dates you can link them that way."The battle in June 1818 triggered these later battles", meaning of course that historically they were Nov. 1818, 1819, 1820....
if you are doing a history paper, sometimes it is more accurate to repeat yourself. If chronological order is what you mean you may just have to say it a few times to get your point across.

Answer 3

I know how you feel as I'm in a similar situation , i'm 17, he's just 30...to be honest i think it depends entirely on the people involved, most people think its disgusting but what if you just find boys your own age waaaayyyy too immature (which they are) older guys are just better in general. 13 years is a big age gap but if it was 20 and him 33, it doesn't sound so much does it?! As long as its something both people want and aren't being pressured into it , why not?

Answer 4

From beginning to end?
From start to finish?
From earliest to most recent?
From origin to present?
From then til now?