Sentence examples for history linked from inspiring English sources

A man with a chequered history linked to America's racist past.

There's no history linked to Suzhou and they are not meaningful towards the city".

When Loridan-Ivens and her father first arrived in Poland, she was sent to Birkenau and he to Auschwitz: "Afterwards, history linked those two places with a simple hyphen.

Said to be one of the greatest remaining 18th-century military fortifications in Europe, this citadel has a rich history linked to the Napoleonic times and the unification of Italy.

Virtually every part of the United States except the Eastern Seaboard has been "the West" at some point in American history, linked in popular imagination with the last frontier of American settlement.

Though Professor Miller's Lincoln and Adams books are nominally about different statesmen, the debate over slavery — one of the most divisive issues in the 19th century, if not all of American history — linked them.

The students would create plays based on characters from history, linking them to family issues of today.

Court cases will follow, the gang will break up, and the members will quietly fade from view with only their search history linking them to what happened.

A general election in Britain is always watched closely on the other side of the Irish Sea, not least because of the tumultuous political history linking the two islands.

More than that, he seems to be looking to his place in Serbian history, linking his fate at the tribunal with that of all Serbs by tapping into what he called the "sensitive" question of collective guilt.

Saverio Gaeta, who wrote a biography of John Paul II, told La Stampa newspaper: "The canonisation of Karol Wojtyla will be the crowning glory of recent Catholic history, linking the last three pontificates".