Sentence examples for historic about from inspiring English sources

The only thing historic about Aspen's hstoric Hotel Jerome these days is the historical record that tells the story of how the mayor and the previous city council managed to take a sure thing, a good thing, and turn it into scat that still stinks up the whole city.

But what was really so historic about the flight?

At present what looks most historic about 2012 is not choreography but casting.

What is historic about either Mrs. Clinton or Mr. Obama winning the Democratic nomination? i.

What's particularly historic about Mr. Swinston's staging, for which "Interludes" is added to the title, is that it isn't a straightforward act of reconstruction.

"There's something significant and historic about the Slams, and I put a lot of internal pressure on myself to do well in them.

The first Israeli minister to meet with Mr. Arafat, Mr. Ben-Eliezer returned with the assessment that the Palestinian leader was prepared for a historic about-face.

That so-called progressives, on both sides of the Atlantic, should retreat to a crude economic nationalism in their discussion of trade represents a historic about-face.

Many people today would agree that there's something distinctive and world-historic about the Second World War, which has something to do with what's distinctive about the ideological differences between the two sides, between the values of the Allied powers and those of Nazism.

Spain were world champions, everyone was delighted, talking about this historic moment, about happiness and joy.

This article describing historic anecdotes about monumental statistical developments occurred about 100 years ago.