Sentence examples for history assembled from inspiring English sources

The biggest crowd for a fight in the city's history assembled on the banks of the Mississippi River in 1862: ten thousand Tennesseans saw the Union Navy rout the Confederate Navy, thereby securing the Memphis depot for the duration of the Civil War.

5. Bill of sale for one slave, from Aroh Currison to Thomas Cook, N.C. 6. Bill of sale for three slaves: Toby, James, and Jacob, from Zachariah Flurry to James Prown, S.C. Collection of print and manuscript items relating to African and African American history assembled over a number of decades by the staff of the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Duke University.

Much of that history, assembled from local newspaper sources, is told in an online curriculum guide The Civil Rights Movement on Long Island.

Global Goals Achievement In September 1990, the largest gathering of world leaders in history assembled at the United Nations to attend the World Summit for Children.

On 29-30 September 1990 the largest gathering of world leaders in history assembled at the United Nations to attend the World Summit for Children.

Atkinson is a master of what might be called "pointillism history," assembling the small dots of pure color into a vivid, tumbling narrative.

This is a serious work of ultra-contemporary history, assembling a huge amount of detailed (and true) information, from inside Downing Street, and putting it on the record so that readers and future historians can make their own judgements on Cameron's record in office.

The collection consists of records of the Municipal Assistance Corporation, the state authority established in 1975 to issue bonds and oversee city finances, and documents and oral histories assembled by a crucial behind-the-scenes player, Jack Bigel, a labor adviser and financial planner who died last week at 89.

Examining eye evolution with a "tree thinking" perspective illustrates how components of currently integrated structures have differing histories, assembled from other systems over evolutionary time.

Faruqi, a Ph.D. candidate in history, assembles experts in Middle East studies, political science, philosophy, Islamic studies and law to address the failure of Egyptian liberalism in the period following the 2011 Tahrir Square uprising.

The second is how that desire manifests in the information age, how history is assembled and abandoned in cyberspace.