Sentence examples for come history from inspiring English sources

And as for how to extract the economy from the depths of whatever reckoning is to come, history does not inspire confidence in the eyes of Mr. Singer.

In the centuries to come, history books will likely look back on September 2016 as a major milestone for the world's climate.

Only time will tell whether the American system truly has merit or whether in years to come history will judge it harshly.

If this takes off, Flash video could be come history.

Then came history in the 1964 Olympics.

With pride comes tradition, and with tradition comes history.

First there was God, then came history, now there is the survival of the fittest.

As with any divorce, Brexit will hurt the children most – and not just because it has introduced an insufferable portmanteau into their coming history lessons.

Phil Tuckett is the producer-director of a coming History Channel documentary entitled "My Father's Gun," a family memoir of three generations of New York City policemen.

From his wistful, elegant novel of Norfolk in the 1960s, Life: An Exploded Diagram, comes: "History is the heavy traffic that prevents us from crossing the road.

If "To Kill a Mockingbird" suggests (a bit simplistically, I would argue today) that a better day is coming, history pursues a far more complicated pace.