Sentence examples for historic institutions from inspiring English sources

The name of Setauket's new historic district reflects two other historic institutions: the Bethel A.M.E.

But as a New Yorker aware that his art could radically transform one of the city's most historic institutions, he saw the Met as a perfect fit.

By the end of this week, the course of one of Britain's historic institutions and public assets will be changed for good.

In the last 30 years, diverse spiritual trends -- some profound, some superficial -- have taken hold even as many historic institutions of mainline Christianity have lost influence.

Barrès preached what Charles Maurras had defined as "integral nationalism"; Barrès called for a return to "the sources of national energy," which he found in historic institutions, the soil of the fatherland, and the solidarity between the living and the dead.

House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Virginia) chuckled good-naturedly at the ambitions of the high-spirited G.O.P. freshmen, telling reporters, "I remember what it was like to be young and full of big ideas about crippling our historic institutions for no discernible reason whatsoever.

Charity Hospital, a historic institution for the poor, remains closed.

Biggs says she has felt the "weight of responsibility for an historic institution".

Bear Stearns is considering placing another of the mosaics outside its auditorium and donating the third to a local historic institution.

"This is a historic institution and there is something that excites people about seeing a woman run it for the first time," she said.

The successor to that historic institution, the Nu Boyana Film Studios, on the outskirts of Sofia, now draws filmmakers from all over the world to its facilities.