Sentence examples for modern events from inspiring English sources

Survivors will die or move away, neighborhoods will sour, sensibilities will change and modern events will eclipse bygone ones.

All three modern events were invented by the French, but the tour is the very essence of France.

Of the modern events currently considered to be gymnastics, only tumbling and a primitive form of vaulting were known in the ancient world.

With Hull set to be City of Culture 2017, Leeds' modern events arena, and Sheffield boasting more artists than London, Yorkshire is definitely buzzing.

And in later years he was able to use his encyclopaedic memory to put modern events into the context both of his own lifetime and the rest of American history, in which he was exceptionally well-read.

And he makes you want to reconsider your doubts about Solzhenitsyn's artistry as writer, given the magnitude of the job he faced: "Because Solzhenitsyn deals with modern events over which there is not merely dispute as to their interpretation, but doubt as to whether they even happened, he is obliged to expend a great deal of effort in saying what things were like.

Their political interpretation of this modern event is based on Mosaic law.

A record number of people took part in the Athens classic marathon yesterday to mark the 2,500th anniversary of the fabled run that inspired the modern event.

Modern event recorders — like the so-called black boxes that are standard on airplanes — log warning signals and give information about speed, power and brake application.

Despite being an official event for women for years, the decathlon has still found no place as a women's modern event at major athletic championships, including the Olympics.

Russia's leadership is notoriously paranoid about perceived foreign meddling, and the conventional package of security measures that comes as standard with any major modern event in any country was augmented by a heightened interest in clandestine surveillance.