Sentence examples for bits of history from inspiring English sources

Intriguing bits of history abound.

Hindsight tends to smooth over the messy bits of history.

Recurring themes are loss, missing bits of history and voyeurism.

But at its best, it means a wonderful sense of composition with random bits of history.

In doing so, they learn bits of history, geography and public policy.

That adds to the overcooked look of some of these expensive bits of history.

Amid it all we get to learn some grand old bits of history-lite: the Tory determination to hang on to slavery in Jamaica for profit (true); the toxically stupid and weak snobberies of Vic's Germanic mother (true), whose daughter was forever letting her down by being queen of the world; the lazily saturnine good looks of Lord Melbourne (true not so much… the real Lord M looked like a raddled llama).

First, a bit of history.

A bit of history.

It starts with a bit of history.

A bit of history is instructive.