Sentence examples for historical line from inspiring English sources

In Mankiewicz's original conception, the historical line of succession was laid out as in a chronicle play.

Ms. Steinem drew a historical line from Ms. Quinn to her friend Bella Abzug, the pioneering lawyer, feminist and congresswoman, who ran for mayor in 1977.

Bottles with labels from what Mr. Lunardelli, the son of the company owner, Alessandro Lunardelli, describes as the "historical line of products" occupied a shelf on a wall.

They are led by Garay, a tough old general who fits seamlessly into a long historical line of Argentines who just won't let the striker pass.

An article on Sunday about the election of Tony Abbott as prime minister of Australia misstated his place in the historical line of that country's leaders.

But, despite random successes, it would be silly to get starry-eyed about the 80s or take a revisionist historical line.

Appia advocated that stage costume evoke and suggest but never copy historical lines.

"You can imagine similar kinds of interactive activities along historical lines," like following the Freedom Trail in Boston, Professor Dede said.

Hunan stands at the crossroads of China's historical lines of communication the great waterway of the Yangtze River, which flows from Sichuan province to the sea, and the Imperial Highway, running from Guangzhou Cantonnorthwardard to Beijing.

'But next time will be the time!' " As the midterm elections grow closer, with the Presidential race to follow, the Republican Party is still split roughly along the historical lines that Cruz described.

"Quantum mathematicians teach us that we are merely the sum of our actions," Mr. Starck said, noting that the chair's "historical lines overlie each other and intersect to finally yield an organic design closest to our body today".