"They may not know the kind of college history that you and I got in our survey classes -- the kind of broad-brush history that I like to refer to as history with a big H.
The infants' dietary and tooth brushing histories were not obtained, a relatively small number of infants were included in the research group, and only one sample was taken from each infant for microbial detection.
NEWARK MUSEUM "A Brush With History: Contemporary Artists and Chinese Tradition".
Judge Lewis, of the trial court in Tallahassee, had an earlier brush with history, when he heroically supervised a recount of the state's Presidential vote, in 2000.
Mr. Kershaw's principal brush with history came in representing Ray in 1977 in the killing of Dr. King in Memphis in 1968.
These people are among the remarkable Americans depicted in "A Brush With History: Paintings from the National Portrait Gallery," a new Smithsonian exhibition.
This little brush with history might help you appreciate the nostalgia behind Dan Rooney's, which despite its 35 flat-screen TVs and the casino's glossy facade, is billed as an authentic Irish pub.
Jack Caulfield, a former New York City police detective who died on Sunday in Vero Beach, Fla., at 83, was once a master of dirty tricks for the Nixon White House who had his biggest brush with history in the role of a messenger.
Her main brush with history is that she was a founding member of Tanager, the first gallery on the block of East 10th Street that became the Greenwich Village epicenter of Abstract Expressionism.
The wireless device, Navipass, made its debut at the exhibition "A Brush With History," a series of portraits from the National Portrait Gallery's permanent collection, which opened in November in the Smithsonian's S. Dillon Ripley Center International Gallery.
