Sentence examples for histories take from inspiring English sources
There is the literature of family dysfunction, often put forward by disgruntled writers who, plumbing their own histories, take revenge on their parents in "Mommie Dearest" style (the more disastrous the breakdown, the better the potential for promotion and sales).
Some of the case histories take in the stay-out reflex, when the husband won't let the wife stay out, but he can; the party crisis, when only wife wants to go to the party, and husband wants to stay home; and the man who is married and goes around saying, "A man is a fool to get married", which culminates in a divorce.
Future histories take abstract visions and strategies and make them real, in ways that get people excited.
Major film histories take for granted that with the coming of sound, films instantly became more realistic.
The wounds of history take time to heal.
For example, if you are interested in history, take some history classes that sound interesting.
History takes many forms.
Whoever wins, history takes another blow.
