Sentence examples for moving history from inspiring English sources
We're covering a moving history lesson".
Deftly illuminating the plays' more opaque passages, Shapiro captures a Shakespeare moved by — and moving — history.
A moving history of the decline of the Indian between 1850 and 1890.
The other issue, as with any moving history, is that it winds down rather quickly as the present day approaches.
When the Greeks chanted "No, No, No", they were nowhere near as empowered as they felt – and yet they were moving history in a new and precarious direction.
Also it prints out some information, not only for debugging purpose, but also makes it possible for player to go through moving history to review the game.
Moving Histories of Class and Community is published by Palgrave, priced £19.99.
A new book, Moving Histories of Class and Community, debunks these myths while examining the deep attachment to place shown by residents of three Norwich estates.
Adams trained at Hopkins a generation of scholars who moved history from a branch of literature to a social science.
Some display cases show how a given weapon or innovation moved history along.
They are moving into history; the hour draws near.
