Sentence examples for classics about from inspiring English sources

The old ballpark was sold out and, as in previous Winter Classics, about a third of the fans cheered for the visitors.

It's a phrase that inevitably evokes fairy tales and leather-bound classics about epic adventures, setting up the anticipation that readers will discover worlds filled with magic.

Noted as the boyhood home of Samuel Clemens Mark Twainn), Hannibal was the setting for some of his books, including his classics about Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn.

The answer starts with Strauss's long and influential tenure at Chicago in the mid-20th century and his teachings, mostly from the classics, about the immutability of moral and social values.

But Fluellen's pedantry has a limitless and slightly desperate quality about it: why does he know so much about the classics, about Alexander the Great and Philip of Macedon?

By Macy Halford May 20, 2009 Over at Letter from China, Evan Osnos has posted a Q. & A. with Graham Earnshaw, the Shanghai-based founder of Earnshaw Books, which specializes in forgotten classics about being a foreigner in China.

Now there is a classic about the Classical Age.

Viewing 'FRIENDLY PERSUASION' (1956), starring Gary Cooper, a Hollywood classic about Quakers.

"It was a contemporary thriller, but there was something classic about the story".

It was "Pueblo Latino," a 1970s classic about Latino unity and progress.

A neglected classic about a couple's resistance to the Nazis.