Sentence examples for history theme from inspiring English sources
By its second season, Freedomland was already tinkering with its American history theme, introducing a show in which the Three Musketeers dueled Richelieu's guards.
Amy Thompson West, director of marketing at Tocci, said she interviewed 20 artists before finding 5 who were willing to work with a waterfront history theme, which Candlewood officials wanted.
Right in the Colonial District, the spa serves the usual menu of treatments, but in keeping with the history theme, it also offers a twist: packages based on practices from the early days of American history, like an 18th-century treatment with colonial-era herbs like pennyroyal, sage, rosemary, angelica and juniper berries ($265 a person for two hours).
As well as creating Tarka, he published many other books with a natural history theme, but also wrote about the first world war and completed a series of 15 novels called A Chronicle of Ancient Sunlight, a fictionalised account of his own life.
The landing beaches are taking on the quality of a living history theme park, and in the centre of the medieval city of Bayeux, almost every shop features D-Day window displays.
LONDON — Tsherin Sherpa's works are swirling juxtapositions of colors, history, themes, religion and politics.
This article provides a broad entrée to the history, themes, and current diversity of cultural geography.
The browser can already sync your bookmarks, apps, history, themes, extensions and other settings between machines as well (assuming you signed in to Chrome with your Google account, of course).
Various combinations of life history terms were built under life history themes (n = 33 models; Supplementary Table S3), and we also considered 7 interaction terms (Table S3) combined with the single-term saturated model (Table S3).
Write a syllabus based on your chosen American history themes.
Outside information can be events in history, themes you have studied about the specific time period you are writing about, movements, people, etc. List the relevant outside information on a piece of scratch paper.
