Sentence examples for history reference from inspiring English sources

Bloomsbury has always had a good reputation for natural history reference books, under the expert guidance of the recently retired Nigel Redman, and it has now branched out into more narrative works.

Just one of these digital editions on Amazon's UK site ranks at number four in the History – Reference section, number six in the German history section and number 20 for Second World War biographies and memoirs.

As Mr. Zhang wrote in History Reference, the exact date the party congress ended remains a mystery, but the timing of the hotel shooting, at the end of the month, rules out July 1 as the founding date.

After a dozen years as the librarian of Congress, he resigned in 1987 to continue writing full time and to become editor-at-large for Doubleday, where he specialized in acquiring books on history, reference and biography and recommended reissuing of earlier titles.

Holed up with his Communist fighters in caves in Yan'an, Mao wanted to commemorate the party's 20th anniversary in 1941 but had forgotten exactly when that would be, wrote Zhang Baijia, deputy head of the Party History Research Office, in an article published in May in History Reference, a magazine belonging to People's Daily, the Communist Party newspaper.

The authors after history reference at communication in medicine do dwell among patient (and interacting people) with health figure (Not only medical) in the temporal dimensions of the past, present and future.

Under the guidance of David Hoey, its window director, Bergdorf's has engineered three ambitious suites of windows of blue-ribbon caliber and frequent art history references.

They're known for subversive performance art, humorous videos and conceptual sculptures all infused with Ph.D. quantities of art history references.

The two brothers for the most part get along tolerably well, sharing a telegraphic vocabulary of show-biz and history references, but out of nowhere Bartie, who has zero impulse control, can suddenly spew out hate speech.

At the Met, Mr. Rauch's paintings looked static and hemmed in by history; references to old masters are still present in this show at Zwirner, but the new work is more of a Fellini film than a costume drama.

This was not a history referenced by most commentators in covering the Obama campaign.