Sentence examples for history offering from inspiring English sources

It's a walking tour of 15 London locations with a royal history, offering video highlights of their big moments.

But under Mr. Zucker, the company played up its history, offering a line of products based on the distinctively patterned, wool blankets it had once traded for furs.

Aesthetics aside, it has played a part in history, offering shelter during the Mumbai terrorist attacks and, as the cinema closest to the Gateway of India, providing a first (or last) opportunity to have a cinematic experience in the country.

At the same time, the narrators do not avoid the bleaker aspects of the ghetto's history, offering a damning picture of, for example, the Jewish police force, which collaborated with the Nazis and became an institutional accessory to murder.

Yet he also acknowledges that the state education budget is a "dinosaur" that belongs on "the ash heap of history," offering school districts little rhyme or reason as to why some get more than others.

They draw the viewer into the sweep and surge of history, offering the human consolations of the cyclical, reminding us that millions in the past have endured great fears and sufferings, comparable with ours.

These ancient DNA researchers are analyzing preserved DNA from ancient hominids, plants, and animals to learn about their evolutionary histories, offering a level of detail that inferences based on modern DNA simply cannot match.

First, it may not be much use beyond "numerate" subjects such as maths and the sciences; KhanAcademy does have a few history offerings, but they are less convincing than the huge number of maths and science ones.

HISTORY is offering Russia a second chance.

Libraries have a history of offering inspiration – they also have a future.

These boutiques may play to a particular British strength: the City's long history of offering bespoke banking advice.