Sentence examples for its histories from inspiring English sources
His book Whispering City: Rome and its Histories offers maybe the most sophisticated and thought-provoking study of the season.
Born in England in 1956, Graham went on to redefine art photography, mixing its histories and genres to create a fresh visual language.
Holloway is about about time-loops and unexplained occurrences in a sunken Dorset lane; among its histories is the hanging at Dorchester in 1594 of four Catholic recusants.
Kirsteen Borland, for 10 years a member of the Royal Fine Art Commission and herself a distinguished Glasgow architect and planner, reflected: "Willie commanded the huge respect of architects, simply because he understood so much about architecture and its histories.
Cahun had associated with, but was never a true member of, the Surrealists, a male-dominated group of artists (whose women, regardless of their artistic contributions, were relegated to the role of muse in most of its histories).
If we're serious about tackling rape we must interrogate its histories properly, Gqola adds, taking into account the rape and forced impregnation of slave women in Cape society and that rape was a core feature of British colonial rule.
It still has its history.
"I restarted it based on its history.
A further way of defining it is through its history.
