Sentence examples for historical takes from inspiring English sources
Even beyond historical takes like 2002's TV movie of the eponymous Bloody Sunday massacre and last year's '71, about an English soldier at the conflict's height, the city is rarely portrayed as anything other than tense and violent.
In Eleanor Antin's HISTORICAL TAKES (San Diego Museum of Art/Prestel, $45), the staging is as ambitious as that of any major Broadway production or Hollywood costume drama.
"It's almost like a spirit that exists within the photograph, like going to a place where something historical took place," Ms. Riccardo said.
While many of his plots were set in modern America, others were historical, taking place during the Civil War and the Revolution.
Our model is a-historical, taking into account only the current state of the queue.
The results can be charming and enriching, a novel historical take that compels readers to reconsider their assumptions about cause and effect.
During the Tora Bora assault Ben Macintyre, a London Times columnist looking to put a historical take on events, stumbled onto Harlan's name in the dustier reaches of the British Library's Afghanistan section.
Wolyniec was a math major at Fordham, where he was also the career leader in goals, but his historical take on the fortunes of the Red Bulls has to be as germane as anyone's.
Both China and India have been experiencing a historical take-off in the use of intellectual property rights (IPR).
Melvyn Bragg's latest historical novel takes the Peasants Revoltt of 1381 as its subject.
Dunant's latest historical novel takes on the Borgias, the Spanish family who came to rule much of Italy in the early sixteenth century.
