Sentence examples for historic network from inspiring English sources

One of the survivors of the Pulse rampage was invited to speak at a vigil held in memory of the dead at the Joy Metropolitan Community Church, part of the historic network of LGBT places of worship set up in the wake of the 1969 Stonewall riots.

For obvious historic reasons, networks are geared to be most attuned to African-American concerns.

This is reminiscent to what is known for the classical paradoxes, in particular, for the historic road-network Braess paradox.

Philipsburg Manor is the flagship site of Historic Hudson Valley, a network of six historic sites in the region.

"We achieved similar or more exposure for fewer dollars," said Rob Schweitzer, director of public relations for Historic Hudson Valley, a network of six historic sites that includes Kykuit.

These words, historic for a network that tape-delays Grand Slam tennis, came from Mark Lazarus, chairman of the NBC Sports Group: "We will make every event available on one platform or another live".

That inquiry was unrelated to 18 separate investigations that emerged from allegations first raised in Parliament in 2012 by the MP Tom Watson about a historic powerful paedophile network linked to Parliament and 10 Downing Street.

Boras represents sixty-five major-league plandrs aboutbouthehe same number of minor-league prospects, nearly all of whom he is apt to describe, at one time or another, as "special," "unique," "out of the box," "once in a decade," or, in the recent case of Alex Rodriguez, "IPN" (pronoun "eye-pin"), which is short for Iconic magnetism, historic Performance, and Network value.

This is like the historic difference between network TV shows and HBO shows, which — freed from ad breaks and advertiser concerns — became the crown jewel of TV dramas and went on to consistently top the Emmy Awards winner list.

Socolow participated in some of the most historic events in network news.

When programs reach historic ratings nadirs, networks usually cancel them.