Sentence examples for history sometimes from inspiring English sources

History sometimes marches slowly.

There's a social history, sometimes effective, sometimes crowded.

American history sometimes seems to be the same story repeated over and over again.

"History sometimes paints a slightly rosier picture of the past," he countered.

Gould called this book "An Oral History," sometimes adding "of Our Time".

But such questions are not merely academic to aficionados of alternate history, sometimes called "counterfactual history".

Their 90-page report highlighted how ordinary people in Western nations, with unremarkable jobs and with little or no criminal histories, sometimes come to adopt a terrorist ideology.

Its biggest business is making home loans at high interest rates to people with blemished credit histories, sometimes called the subprime market.

Shakespeare's histories sometimes are judged as dry stuff compared with his comedies and tragedies, but when staged with spirit and intelligence, as this production is, they winningly come to life.

These books contain numerous historical and biographical anecdotes along with chronological indications, many from Apollodorus Chroniclee, and fit well alongside the genre of philosophical histories sometimes referred to as 'Successions' (diadochai) of philosophers (see Arrighetti 2003).

"Robin's history is sometimes hot and sometimes not," Mets Manager Bobby Valentine said.