Sentence examples for histories come from inspiring English sources

This is where offerings like the personal histories come in.

But only in recent times have the histories come fully into their own.

But assuming things stabilise, when the official histories come to be written about 2013, what might they say?

So good are the intuitions of Wilson's research that late-Victorian years such as the 1880s, obscure in previous histories, come vividly alive (as 'the crazy decade') in this narrative.

In The Trouble with Goats and Sheep nothing and nobody is perfect, and the explanations aren't too neat, either; instead, the various characters' histories come together to form a vibrant whole, reminding me both of Carys Bray's brilliantly profound A Song for Issy Bradley, with its parallel narratives, and of Kate Atkinson's wry and clever Jackson Brodie novels.

+ LGBT rights and histories come center stage in the Center for Civil and Human Rights's LGBT Institute Museum.

That's where Unfinished Histories comes in.

Patient histories came from the patient when possible else the patient's friends and/or family.

The photos make the city's history come alive.

Knowledge of chemistry, art and history come in handy, as do foreign languages, ancient and modern.

It was nothing great, but these songs made the history come to life for the children".