Sentence examples for everything historically from inspiring English sources

His Beyond a Boundary wasn't at all an elitist piece of writing, but it was a book about cricket which made you think about almost everything historically, from Greek culture to imperial England".

People think we make everything as historically authentic as possible, but that's not really true – we do our research, but then we have to create something that makes sense to an audience in the 21st century.

"Historically, everything had revolved around coal mining in Lens," said Xavier Dectot, director of the Louvre-Lens.

As it is, solely to serve his own ambition, David Cameron had sold out the Tory party and everything it has historically stood for in order to get himself into Downing Street.

Everything will be historically accurate: the jet-black body with brass radiator and gas lamps, the artificial-leather seats, the three foot pedals and the two brass steering levers.

Historically everything started here–look at the civilizations.

The key takeaway: Google's search dominance is growing, and everything Microsoft has historically thrown at them has done nothing to slow them down.

This is the first time Facebook has enabled this kind of automatic external posting (historically everything you've posted on Facebook has stayed on Facebook).

"Historically, almost everything we do is in partnership with other people," says Latham.

The video is everything the halftime show historically has not been: politically charged, visually daring, sexy, confrontational, revelling in Southern black femininity.

Birmingham city councillor Penny Holbrook told the Guardian: "Councils across the country are having to make hard choices about what can be afforded, and we simply cannot continue to do everything and fund everything we historically have.