Sentence examples for historic states from inspiring English sources

Other states of today's federal Germany, such as Hesse, have taken the names of former historic states whose boundaries did not coincide with their own.

The representatives elected to the National Assembly (which replaced the historic States General) were not delegates of provincial assemblies by whose decisions they were bound but deputies with full independence of judgment.

To the Editor: Regarding "Virginia's Lost History" (Nov. 25), I think a reason Virginia isn't visited as often as it merits (it is one of the most beautiful and historic states on the Eastern Seaboard), and the Northern Neck in particular, is evident in many of the comments on the Travel Web site: the abiding haze of slavery surrounds so many of the historic areas and sites.

We therefore do not expect the octopus to increase dramatically in abundance with MR protection and in addition, historic states of high lobster abundances in the presence of octopus and other predators have been documented [42] [45].

Although few baseline data are available, it is widely believed that life histories in Central Valley steelhead have already diverged substantially from their historic states and now include a greater proportion of fish with a resident life history (maturity in freshwater with no time spent in the ocean at any point) (Lindley et al. 2007; McClure et al. 2008).

Fort Zachary Taylor Beach Historic State Park is within walking distance.

Obama made a trio of historic state visits himself in 2016.

Tallahassee has Spanish moss, a columned historic state house, and southern accents.

Vilnius, the capital of the historic state, was a multiethnic city with a heavily Polish cultural veneer.

Vidzeme, also called Livonian Highland, plateau region of central Latvia, roughly corresponding to the historic state of Livonia.

The Theater of the Living Arts in Philadelphia also got the Fillmore name, as did the historic State Theater in Detroit.