Sentence examples for history lining from inspiring English sources

The most significant demographic change appears to be a clearer sorting by education among white voters, with white Americans with college degrees, for the first time in recent history, lining up behind the Democrat.

Another move that has raised museological eyebrows is the continuation of the clinical palette within the gallery itself, creating a space somewhat reminiscent of an industrial abattoir – six millennia of art history lined up for the slaughter.

It's a history lined with breakthroughs and misfires, and, in the case of he loosely fitting skin of 2000's Hasbro collaboration, a nightmarish descent into the uncanny valley.

(I'm betting Francis Fukuyama regrets ever coining that notorious "end of history" line).

Shelves filled with books on politics, sociology, and history line the walls; here and there a novel has slipped in.

"It's like a history line to see the different types of engines that have run through the years," Mr. Wadhams said.

Coming to those first two as I was stepping out of childhood has made them part of my literary history – lines from them, memories of reading them resounding in the way very few books do these days.

Bound volumes from the magazine's history line a long wall, and a small library decorated with photographs of T.N.R.'s founders and early contributors serves as a retreat for quiet reading.

Specifically, a revert is detected when two versions in the history line are exactly the same.

However, as our SNA goes hand-in-hand with qualitative analysis of a very competitive and dynamic environment, we concentrated our efforts in visualizing the network graphs, which was sufficient to uncover some history line and to reveal the dynamics of coopetition in an observational way.

In March Tokyo prosecutors indicted his political secretary, Takanori Okubo, for accepting illegal funds from a construction company with a history of lining politicians' pockets.