Sentence examples for open a historical from inspiring English sources
Michael Bundock's rigorously researched and judiciously told The Fortunes of Francis Barber Yalee) is a model of how to use one apparently insignificant life to break open a historical moment that could otherwise be approached only through official documents.
"We're on the threshold of building a new and improved Idlewild," said Mabel Williams, 69, who is opening a historical center.
Mr Preval's stated intention to remove weapons from children and replace them with books and pens opens a historical opportunity that we must seize".
"President Préval's stated intention to remove weapons from children and replace them with books and pens opens a historical opportunity that we must seize," remarked Mr. Gonzalez-Regueral.
The first, at the 2001 United States Open, was a historical novelty, but such occasions have become the rule.
And of the gallons of ink spilled over the centuries in attempts at clarification, few efforts in recent memory lay out the frustrations and confusions and crystalline moments of grace better than Dr. Jason Karlawish's marvelous new book "Open Wound," a historical novel tracing the peculiar career of a 19th-century American doctor.
The novel opens with a historical prologue set in Bosnia, in which its protagonist, David Blaylock, leads his unit through a sticky incident involving mujahideen.
It opens with a historical prologue in North Carolina, 1652, where an Ibo family calmly drown themselves rather than succumbing to slavery.
That's the fictional conceit of An Imagined Museum – but it opens at a historical moment that itself has an unreal quality of nightmare.
A $1 million restoration project that will enable a home owned by a Civil War physician to be opened as a historical museum is expected to be completed next year in Franklin.
A number of reviewers have praised Argo for opening with a historical montage that references the 1953 CIA coup against Iran's democratically elected prime minister Mohammad Mosaddegh.
