Sentence examples for historically home from inspiring English sources
Historically, home prices have risen quickly but declined slowly, if at all.
Historically, home ownership in Australia has not just been for the rich.
The area, historically home to religious minorities brutally oppressed by IS, was almost completely empty of civilians, allowing air power to do much of the heavy lifting.
8 p.m. 7) OLD WORLD, NEW AMERICAN North and west of the Loop, Lincoln Square, historically home to Chicago's German community, is one of the city's shifting and changing neighborhoods.
The flamboyant designer, who is given to hair weaves, extreme bodybuilding regimens and curious headgear, lives inside a walled compound within walking distance of the bar in the Marais, a district historically home to Paris's Jewish and, more recently, gay populations.
Northern England, historically home to dozens of pairs, has since 2004 been home to just one solitary remaining golden eagle, a single, lonely male persisting within our borders, remnant of a wilder heritage, a last eagle making a last stand in the North.
When Julia Julie Rosese arrived in June as the new director and curator of Homewood Museum, she was excited to preside over the painstakingly curated collection, housed in the historically significant home of a prominent Maryland family.
"Favorable demographic trends such as the aging of houses, historically high home volume ownership rates and relatively low interest rates should lead to continued home remodeling efforts longer term," Souers wrote.
In New England and New York, historically the home of GOP moderates, Republicans occupy just two of 51 House seats.
