Sentence examples for historically beginning from inspiring English sources

He proceeds historically, beginning with the shift from traditional third-person to first-person narration (the first move closer to consciousness) in fictitious autobiographies, confessions and journals.

Historically, beginning with the Sumerians some 6,000 years ago, irrigation water came from building dams across rivers, creating reservoirs that then enabled them to divert the water on to the land through a network of gravity-fed canals.

Crown Heights historically begins at Washington Avenue and spreads east, bounded by Atlantic Avenue to the north.

The conventions historically begin the general election season, ending a lull after the primary season has wound down.

They might leave knowing marriage historically began with the property stuff, moved on to children, and ended with love.

Landscape conversion to agricultural use historically began with tillage, a practice now known to dramatically and often negatively affect soil properties and ecosystem processes in grassland dominated ecosystems.

A The spring selling season historically begins right after the Super Bowl and runs into the middle of April, so now we're over a month into the season.

That's probably the modal estimate among forecasters, and I would say that it is difficult to characterise an economy which is two years out from full employment as facing a tight labour market.2) Having said that, we are approaching the point in the business cycle at which the Fed would historically begin tightening policy.

Historically, crusades begun in response to the murders of children have had terrible results.

"Historically, art began by giving people what they needed, as it was tied up with religion.

Geographically and historically, New York City begins in the small space below Wall Street.