Sentence examples for a historical gem from inspiring English sources
After transportation officials inspected the Gansevoort site, they agreed that a historical gem had been tarnished.
John Baron's Leeds blog has featured guest posts from the Imam of Leeds Makkah Mosque about Muslim culture, has followed the impact of the government cuts on deprived communities and led the successful campaign to save the Leeds Kirkgate Market, a historical gem.
Preservationists say the hangar is considered a historical gem because of its architecture, which is noted for its elaborate towers, tile roofs and arches.
Peitchinis also has a few historical gems in the paper, including one of a railway union that fought to keep fire-safety workers on board after trains got rid of coal power.
A deal with Donald Trump at the historical gem 40 Wall Street fell through, but by then Ms. Willis was already negotiating with the Battery Park City Authority and the Millennium Partners, a high-end developer with an interest in the project.
This historical gem housed all the Beat titans for readings and social gatherings.
Among the most iconic cafés in Italy, this historical gem has graced St .Mark's Square in Venice since 1775.
The collection at the library and online also includes such historical gems as a letter from a Nixon political adviser suggesting in 1973 that John Kerry, then an opponent of the Vietnam, would be a prize recruit for the Republican Party.
(In the process, some historical gems, like a metal and brick fire door found at 1871, were left to meld with the newly designed areas).
If anything, you end up wishing the program spent a little less time relating well-known details of battles and military strategies, and a little more time pulling historical gems out of the cupboard.
