Sentence examples for fine history from inspiring English sources

Okrent maintains a gratifyingly incredulous tone throughout his fine history of this particularly ignoble experiment.

It's an exciting game against a club with a fine history".

We have a fine history of the women's suffrage movement in New York State.

At Manchester United, Ferguson inherited a team with a fine history but one that had not won a title in two decades.

I went to lunch recently with a fine history teacher, Derrick Davis, who is better known in my neighborhood as the basketball coach at Reagan High.

That fine history gives the corporation the right to maintain an active interest even in the highly commercial environment of the 21st century.

Thanks to the imaginative former French President, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, a fine history-redolent name already had been given to the mechanism that would lead to the single currency, the "Ecu," which meant "European currency union," and happily was also a French proper name, given during the 17th and 18th centuries to a series of small gold or silver French coins.

Professor Mazower has written some fine histories of 20th-century Europe.

One of the finest histories of the west ever written, it tells the story of the people who made the trek in covered wagons across the great American wilderness.

A wide variety of programs related to the fine arts, history, and science are presented at the Eptek Art and Culture Centre in Summerside.

Among the city's cultural institutions are museums devoted to fine arts, history, the Holocaust, and Spanish painter Salvador Dalí.