Sentence examples for continuing histories from inspiring English sources

The study was conducted between September 2001 and May 2002 in community pharmacies with continuing histories as placement sites for APPE.

The Zisquits see themselves as part of that continuing history.

Even so, Argentina has a continuing history of "suicides" that have turned out to be political murders.

As both these books point out, the love-hate relationship of England and France has a long, and continuing, history.

He said he regarded his election as the beginning afresh on the road of the continuing history of the Church.

The unclassified study, the second volume in a continuing history of the Iraq conflict, is as noteworthy for who prepared it as for what it says.

But it could no longer make that claim after it cut women's lacrosse and gymnastics, and it could not show a continuing history of improving opportunities for women, another option.

By now, the marriage seems a happy and fruitful one, having yielded numerous recordings and a continuing history of visits by the orchestra to Carnegie Hall, most recently in 2011.

That situation has drawn criticism from Leafs fans and the news media, who see the Teachers' interest as purely an investment and the reason for the club's continuing history of competitive futility.

All those exorcisms, Springsteen blessings and Reverse Curse signs become part of the continuing history of a four-score championship slump; or as the Boss might say, more skeleton frames of burned-out Chevrolets.

Zhao, who was related to the defeated Song royal family, chose to work for his new overlords, which infuriated many of his peers but did wonders for the continuing history of Chinese art.