Sentence examples for history refers from inspiring English sources

My title, Stages of History, refers to the multiple phases through which New World history came into being.

Funeral dress was generally white, although the Shujing ("Classic of History") refers to a funeral at which those who officiated wore hempen caps and variously coloured skirts.

Sotheby's catalog says that an All Saints Episcopal Church history refers to the painting as "a copy made about 1800 of the original by Andrea del Sarto".

Funeral dress was generally white, although the Shu Ching ("Classic of History") refers to a funeral at which those who officiated wore hempen caps and variously coloured skirts.

Every mention of God in every inaugural address in American history refers to the deity in this kind of all-embracing, universal, nondenominational way.

That history refers frequently to the financial assistance the statute will bring the entertainment industry, particularly through the promotion of exports.

In regular text messages and phone conversations, Davis told Thomas, "Let's make history," referring to their comebacks.

This conclusion is particularly compelling in the light of the legislative history referred to in that court's opinion.

In their application before the city, the developers never discuss the house or its history, referring to it as one of several "existing structures" scheduled for removal.

The impersonator, Reggie Brown of Chicago, opened his act by joking about Mr. Obama's family history, referring to his white mother from Kansas and his black father from Kenya.

Decades ago, Mr. Lopez said that "a redhead and a Latino made TV history," referring to Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz of "I Love Lucy".