Sentence examples for now historic from inspiring English sources
During the 1950's and 60's the Louisville Orchestra built up a now historic archive of recordings of works by American composers.
Max had offered to drive me to this now historic way station because I was curious to see it; neither of us expected to run into much activity there.
From Henri Cartier-Bresson's classic photograph of a Times Square kiss to Guy Le Querrec's now historic image of an affectionate couple seated on the Berlin Wall, it's a convivial collection that takes us into the new year with gusto.
Among his most noted scores for her were those for the now historic Frontier (1935), a solo dance, and Primitive Mysteries, written for Graham and a company of female dancers.
The founding father himself, David Ben-Gurion (1886-1973), pointod thethe built-in abnormality at the root of Zionism in a now historic speech to the Knesset on his 85th birthday.
One reason we know this is is by looking at the Princeton University Library, where there are hundreds of examples of books—novels, textbooks, government documents that include original, now historic, photographs.
He died last week aged 104, a bridge across time to the now-historic modern movement in architecture.
On January 22 , 1969 the Third World Liberation Front initiated their now-historic student strike, demanding a Third World College at UC Berkeley.
One such piece was Cappellini's re-release of its woven straw Bolide chaise, a now-historic design by Tom Dixon from 1991 that will be sold in a limited edition of only 99.
What motivated Moore in his now-historic fight against the government?
Legend has it that their now-historic art collection grew from trading food and grog for local art.
