Sentence examples for history decided from inspiring English sources

It was the first final in tournament history decided by sudden death.

In the end, Mr. Barbour — who found himself facing questions about his time as a lobbyist, and about his state's troubled racial history — decided not to run.

So a professor of medieval history decided to tot them up and speculate — through evidence of tumescence — as to their meaning.

Having bankrolled three earlier military dictatorships in Pakistan, Washington's policy-makers, instead of learning from history, decided to rebrand the "theatre of war" as Af-Pak.

In October, the university, grappling with is complex history, decided to replace paintings of Washington and Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in military garb with depictions of the men in civilian clothes.

For "Re-View," Mr. Schimmel, 58, a walking and talking volume of 20th-century art history, decided to allocate different movements to distinct gallery spaces: The Savile Row space is divided into two sections, with the north gallery devoted to the cool, abstract 1960s Color Field painting style championed by Morris Louis and Kenneth Noland.

History decides all these things.

Perhaps, every now and again, history decides to right itself.

Generally, he's in favour of letting history decide.

In one scene, Vinick tells an aide that "history decides, circumstance decides" who wins an election.

Ultimately, history decides, but without that initial push at the barricades, the revolution will never begin.