Sentence examples for next history from inspiring English sources

It's Federer to serve; whatever happens next, history will be made.

One minute, you are gazing at quiet monochrome scenes from a family scrapbook; the next, history sweeps through in vivid hues and changes the world.

When the next history book about New York City is written, the chapter on people and power will almost certainly require a section covering something that began in 1975 and ended on Wednesday: The modern Manhattan power breakfast.

When the next history of public relations is written, the company's decision to block the ABC television network in 3.5 million homes last Monday will surely be a prominent chapter.

The Pitchfork Music Festival, which has been held in Union Park here each summer since 2006, is part of the site's continuing quest to document and capitalize on artists looking for the next history to reclaim, and also a decent roundup of those acts from generations past: sometimes influencer and influenced perform just hours apart.

"Despite Japan's claim that Korea's and China's protests were amply taken into consideration, the next history text, whose entirety will come to light at the end of this month, will be like a time bomb in Korean-Japanese relations," said a recent editorial in Joong Ang Ilbo, a leading South Korean newspaper.

I am dedicating the next oral history book to Marvin.

What happened next changed history in a way quite different from what Jesus seems to have anticipated.

As the hordes of young people advance across the campus, my father makes his way carefully to his next class, "History of Science".

Here's betting that a Steve Jobs character comes along and steals the concept and turns into the next Google; history often does repeat itself.

On the next hole, history seemed to repeat itself, as a ball that Trump hit into the bushes showed up right in the heart of the course, just about three feet from the hole.