Sentence examples for historic days from inspiring English sources
And that was the entry for July 4, 1776; less historic days were a bit slower.
Even more appealing are the pictures that Uzzle made at Woodstock on a few historic days in the summer of 1969.
These are indeed historic days, and Israel looks forward to transforming what has long been seen as a cold peace between governments into a deeply rooted warm peace between peoples, a peace between democracies.
And for all their on-field tragedies this season, the Mets can't quite match the purely Brooklyn depths and heights of the historic days when the borough's underdog pride blazed with Jackie Robinson's integrating the major leagues.
This being opening day at Pacific Bell Park, with the San Francisco Giants playing the Los Angeles Dodgers, the home team's most hated rivals, those hoping for exorbitantly priced tickets would have to settle for a $10 program or $25 commemorative T-shirt to prove they were here on what Mr. Needham, 36, called "one of the historic days in San Francisco and baseball".
But, after 11 inspiring and historic days, this was it - the curtain call.
In the 20th century, popular and historical opinion varied about the events of the historic day, often reflecting the political mood of the time.
Wednesday was a historic day.
It is a historic day in Texas!
