Sentence examples for historically owned from inspiring English sources

Manzanar, which had been historically owned by the City of Los Angeles, was registered as a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument in 1976.

Peter: Facebook has historically owned the customer.

Major manufacturers of timber-related products have historically owned timberlands to ensure access to the supply of trees.

Security companies that have historically owned the lion's share of the enterprise market are losing deals to newer players like ZScaler and my own company.

Mexicans have historically owned second homes here, but Radle says purchases motivated by safety have been common in the past six months as Mexico reels from the reality and perception of an ingrained drug war that has claimed thousands of lives.

The Leslie family historically owned much of the land upon which Glenrothes has been built and their family name gave the adjacent village of Leslie its name.

Historically, he owns the fourth fastest serve of all time, and the fastest ever in U.S. Open history.

NHS England describes them as "collective discussion forums" and Stevens sees them as evidence of unprecedented cooperation between organisations which historically have done their own thing.

Q. Office makes up most of your portfolio, right? A. Office is much larger because it's historically what we've owned forever.

Historically, the father literally owned his daughter and would sell her to her husband [in marriage].

Mothers-in-law, historically, have also had ways of making the White House their own.