Sentence examples for history producing from inspiring English sources

PG Wodehouse was one of the most prolific writers in English prose history, producing around 100 books.

Sousse is not just a tourist destination, it has played an important role in the country's history, producing many of the administrative elite who have run Tunisia since independence in 1956.

Most of the personages currently exposed have little in common except the compulsion or determination of their biographers to manhandle or mishandle them in the interests of revising history, producing journalism, promoting an ideology, feeding personal pique or making a dollar.

Severely handicapped though he was by malnutrition and alcoholism, Cosey spent the next several months in public libraries, painstakingly copying facsimiles and originals of the handwriting of various distinguished men in American history, producing what the law, using the adjective rather loosely, terms archeological forgeries.

The Site C dam will become the largest infrastructure project in BC's history, producing enough electricity to power 450,000 homes when it is completed.

Forty-two percent of women with a lactation history produced NAF while 34% of women who never lactated were fluid producers (p < 0.10).

These were the imperfect states that history produced to oppose a genocidal, imperialistic totalitarianism.

On the one hand, art history produces the well-groomed salespeople who make Frieze Masters go with a swing.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukFEW wars in modern history produced national myths more durable than the Napoleonic wars in Europe.

But we are also in a golden age of popular narrative history, produced not only by David McCullough and Ron Chernow and Doris Kearns Goodwin, but by PBS and the History Channel.

He diagrams his points, dilates on English constitutional history, produces complex metaphors like "the clockwork universe" and the world as "a machine of moving parts".