Sentence examples for historic creation from inspiring English sources

A brilliant, possibly historic creation — stripped of sentimentality and psychosexual ornamentation, armed with Diana's bow and a ferocious will — Katniss is a new female warrior, and she keeps you watching even while you're hoping for something better the next time around.

The film highlights the historic creation of the U.N. Peacekeeping forces and the challenges of fighting "the war against war".

Let's go back to historic wealth creation.

Convivial, participatory messiness — with origins in 112 Greene Street, a vast, scruffy artist-run space that flourished in SoHo in the early 1970s — is wonderfully prominent in a pair of historic re-creations in the roughest of David Zwirner's three adjacent galleries on West 19th Street.

There is also a historic district, whose creation was championed by Carnegie Hill Neighbors, one of the city's most active community groups and one of the few with full-time staffs.

It was also time to celebrate the exciting partnership between the university leaders, elected officials and community groups that led to the important and historic moment: the creation of Stanford's first significant footprint outside its main campus.

If Greek voters elect politicians opposed to the plan, Greece may well be forced to abandon the euro, a cataclysmic event likely to roil financial markets and shake confidence in what once was seen as an important historic milestone — the creation of a single European economy.

"We've made great progress and are very close to a historic milestone -- creation of a new nationwide communications network for our first responders," Rockefeller said while the final touches were being put on the deal.

These achievements include overseeing a historic period of job creation.

The historic phrase was "the creation, but not the issuance, of two classes of Bacardi Limited common stock".

Labour's great, historic achievement was the creation of the NHS and the welfare state, but Blair and Brown sought to dismantle them.