Sentence examples for in a historically from inspiring English sources

The statue is located in a historically African-American neighborhood.

It's set in a historically Sikh farming community in northern California.

' " In a historically male-dominated business, the burden of earning acceptance has shifted with fearful speed.

The victory gives Phoenix a three-games-to-none series lead, and puts San Antonio in a historically irreparable hole.

So what might it mean for an African American man to come out in a historically racist and homophobic world?

Nichols is in a historically black neighborhood defined by bungalow houses, away from the city's casino and beach community.

Still, the return of a British embassy to Iran is a concrete sign of progress in a historically strained relationship.

He won in 1974 in a historically Republican district, partly because of a reapportionment that gave Democrats a better chance.

They must have noticed how a liberal Democrat, running in a historically conservative district, could become a campaign's main character.

Analysts have speculated that investors are already pricing in a historically bad downturn, which could explain the quiet morning session.

As would Representative Ed Perlmutter, a Democrat who won his seat in a historically Republican Denver suburb in 2006.