Sentence examples for history something from inspiring English sources

Her thesis is good history, something she has a right to still be proud of.

Klop had made a small difference to history; something that his son never managed.

Thirty years later and it feels like history, something children will only come across in books.

But in the United States, she had no credit history, something, she acknowledged, that was probably a good thing.

These specials usually put O'Reilly's patented conservative slant on retellings of history, something that wouldn't really sit well with Christians.

He was considering a work with "big choruses, ballets, ancient history – something to really piss the critics off.

Moreover, he has his narrator announce, "Readers may feel free to choose the story of their liking and consider it true history.... Something happened.

Younger readers will probably need some interpretive help from parents, but older readers will find Blumberg's book an accessible, vivid account of Japanese history -- something rarely, if ever, taught in American elementary schools.

And there is, in Ireland as elsewhere, a generational shift: the Yes side invested in a voter-registration campaign, telling young people that they'll be able to say, "You made history... something that makes us proud of this little country again".

A real army hero, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, warned only yesterday of the dangers of re-writing history -- something that Bush has done yet again with his new book.

It was this kind of passage that persuaded Davidar to give Rao what the publisher describes as one of the largest advances in Indian history--something on the order of 100,000 rupees, or $2800 at current exchange rates.