Sentence examples for has a history of showing from inspiring English sources

He has a history of showing independence in such matters, such as when he needed a new headquarters for The Washington Post shortly after he purchased it.

The museum has a history of showing full-scale houses: Marcel Breuer's House in the Museum Garden was a big hit when it opened in 1949.

True, the festival, which runs through May 22, has a history of showing such filmmaking coups and seems to relish a chance to play host to persecuted directors.

He has a history of showing his work with the Cavin-Morris Gallery iNew Yorkrk, which specializes in self-taught art, but the Kohler acquisition was by far his largest.

Mr. Mukasey said that federal prosecutors had a history of showing discretion.

"Both these coaching staffs have had a history of showing some brand new schemes on one week of preparation.

He may be bound and covered, but Douglass has support; and he seemed to have a history of showing some patience, at least in the name of the art.

One had a history of showing up intoxicated, according to depositions in a civil case brought by the Carey family against the state, but he was kept on the job until he was once so drunk at work that he was sent to a hospital.

The group is his favorite band, and they have a history of showing up during big events in Letterman's life (and vice versa).

In conclusion, the present study suggests that bisphosphonate-coated external fixation pins can be used successfully in metaphyseal bone, where uncoated pins have a history of showing a very high rate of loosening.

The WBC has a history of not showing up to planned protests at the last minute.