Sentence examples for mini history from inspiring English sources

During a break in a working day recently, Rainer Maring decided on impulse to take his apprentice for a mini history lesson.

Kendall Jenner has given a mini history lesson of the US-suffragette movement in an attempt to encourage women to vote in next year's presidential election.

Littlefinger showed up to give Sansa, and viewers, a mini history lesson on everything that's led up to the politics of present day in the Seven Kingdoms.

I handed out packets every week with mini history lessons on each artist, and behind the scenes stories about their shows.

And, inevitably, a couple of brave black folks insisting that we are still reaping what we sowed 400 years ago, and then trying to defend the angry reactions with mini history lessons and references to current events.

Beyond that, "sometimes, the writing elevates it to the point where it becomes a mini history lesson".

As an example, she gave me a mini-history of gay rights in Oregon.

The retrospective provided a mini-history of much that has happened in jazz since the mid-20th century.

Along with being an autobiographical, and gently monomaniacal, memory project, Bise's blog acts as an autodidactic mini-history of retail soundscaping.

TCM isn't particularly known as a science-fiction channel, but it's showing a mini-history of the genre, "WATCH THE SKIES" (Tuesday night).

Her answer amounted to a mini-history of the O.E.D.'s longtime practice of calling on the general public to aid its lexicographers.