Sentence examples for a notable history from inspiring English sources

Paris's Le Grand hotel has a notable history.

The city also possesses a notable history of intense industrial activity.

Closed may be under the radar in the United States, but it has a notable history.

But ICM is probably the most respected polling organisation in the country and does not have a notable history of producing wild results from out of the blue.

Still, for the moment, it is Arenas's actions that are being closely scrutinized by legal authorities in a setting in which gun control has a notable history and is hardly something taken lightly.

Alberto Manguel, of Argentinian descent, author of a notable History of Reading, has read into Stevenson's last days a gothic drama that places the writing of the novel at the end of his life, and makes use of the report that his wife Fanny caused him to burn his first draft on the grounds that it had made a story out of an allegory.

The intersection of sitcoms and Internet memes has a brief but notable history.

Latin America has had a long and notable history of receptivity to socialist thought.

It's also got a brief but notable history of the American adult film industry, which every good porn-addict should read. .

Besides King, Cincinnati has a notable musical history that has largely been forgotten inside or outside city limits.

The difference between "Encounters" and other shows of this nature, however, is that Princeton, not surprisingly, has a rich and eclectic collection and, along with rigorous curators, a notable art history department on the premises.