Sentence examples for historical entertainment from inspiring English sources

Herod is purely historical entertainment — ours.

"Hyde Park on Hudson" is a gently satirical Anglo-American historical entertainment.

zsl.org/zsl-london-zoo, adults £23, concessions £21 If you're after a slice of historical entertainment then book a performance at the Globe.

At the World Financial Center (home of American Express), we stand on the brink of a time when older urban centers have themselves become edge cities, providing hotel rooms, work stations, duty-free shopping and "authentic" historical entertainment.

Shifting between two narratives -- one concerning an unhappy wife in present-day Vermont, the other involving the 17th-century French painter Georges de La Tour and a 15-year-old model -- the novel's premise sounds like a prescription for historical, escapist entertainment.

SOMESET COUNTY PARK COMMISSION July 4th family festival, from 5 to 11 p.m., featuring music by Kenny Vance and the Planotones and Mission Dance, along with children's entertainment, historical re-enactments and fireworks.

The program, "Swinging With the Big Bands," repeated on Thursday, was the season finale of his Jazz at Lincoln Center series exploring the intersection of jazz and popular song, With fresh creative input, the series has blossomed into a finely balanced fusion of entertainment, historical erudition and first-rate musicality.

The city's distinct neighborhoods offer a large array of cultural, historical, sporting and entertainment focal points that bring thousands of tourists to the area yearly.

"And the Great Hall, with its historical displays and multimedia entertainment, is like a theme park for our regular fans.

When the Los Angeles Lakers are through with their surreal postseason run, entertainment value, historical context and margin of victory may also have to be taken into account.

Eager to move away from its historical association with adult entertainment and organised crime, Las Vegas was heading upscale when the economy plunged.