Sentence examples for captivating History from inspiring English sources

The country's independent hotels have provided little competition to the 600-bed beachside resorts; instead they attract a different type of traveller who is as interested in the country's captivating history and cultural scene as its beaches and blue skies.

The welcome center to EXPO 2015 is a journey following man's footprint on the globe in an extraordinary and captivating history that provides inspiration for the future.

This captivating history re-creates Bogle's epiphany that Tibet's alien culture was "far from that Barbarism which with transalpine Arrogance is too often considered as the Lot of every Nation unknown to Europeans".

Climbers say that buildering has a captivating history, and they point to the early-20th-century exploits of Harry H. Gardiner, the "Human Fly," recounted in a 1937 book called "The Night Climbers of Cambridge," an account of student climbing adventures at the British university, as the movement's public debut.

Captivating History.

His book is a scholarly and captivating excursion into the history of natural history, further enlivened by vivid portraits of some of the butterfly enthusiasts of the past (his great personal hero, Dame Miriam Rothschild, gets a chapter to herself).

The Homesman is a captivating story and Tommy Lee Jones got the history right.

But Ireland-Wales has a captivating recent history.

Turner and Venice are "a major combination and one of the most romantically captivating subjects in art history," Mr. Potts said.

Considering his status in WWE now, it's hard to believe that Rollins has only been on the main roster since November 2012, but in that time he has competed in some of the most captivating matches in the history of the company.

"Candid shots of one of the most captivating lives in American history".