Sentence examples for historic matters from inspiring English sources

The organisers of Pamplona – whom one might wrongly have suspected to possibly lack a sense of humour about such historic matters – not only immediately sanctioned the affair but, starting last year, sent the Spanish event's mascot costume, that of a massively-endowed blue bull, to add to the New Orleans celebration.

"However, to maintain momentum in bringing the process to a conclusion it is clear that costs, in particular the claimants' legal costs, will be higher and this has caused us to increase the provision for dealing with these historic matters by £11.5m".

TMB was in charge of writing the manuscript and commenting on historic matters related to this region.

Expressions highly objectionable by Times standards were printed because of the light they shed on a historic matter, the possibility of a presidential impeachment.

King issued a lengthy statement on Wednesday, pointing to both current and historic financial matters at Rangers, who are now in administration.

What is certain is that they are purely literary ("literary toys for connoisseurs" was another description): they don't have social matter, nor psychological, politic, historic, ecologic matter, nor anything of that sort.

"I think historic achievements matter to historic figures like Bill Clinton".

Those historic links matter less to the young.

But most of all, he's building toward the notion that for a woman to be a major political party's nominee 240 years after our country's founding is historic no matter what your politics.

Tuesday's election in Ferguson would have been historic no matter the outcome.

The lesson, I suspect, is that the only historic herd that matters is the one that's migrating through the present.