Sentence examples for producing a history from inspiring English sources

Hollywood power couple Mark Burnett and Roma Downey, who are producing a History Channel series called "The Bible," penned a glib op-ed Thursday in The Wall Street Journal advocating for the Bible to be taught in American's public schools.

In 1968, he was asked if he would produce a history of the second world war.

Valla also produced a history of the reign of Ferdinand of Aragon, Alfonso's father.

A fine rugby player and cricketer, in 1949 he produced a history of rugby in Victoria, his first publication.

And at first glance, Eric Schlosser appears to have produced a history of the world we have lost.

The move baffled Alberto Melloni, a professor of church history and the director of the liberal Catholic John XXIII Foundation for Religious Science in Bologna, which produced a history of Vatican II.

As early as 1909, the anarchist Peter Kropotkin produced a history of the French revolution that focused on popular action rather than on leaders.

Now she has produced a history of Britain from 1921 to 2010 solely using diaries, and there is much to enjoy in it.

After ingesting materials ranging from "The Sea: A Cultural History" to the ocean explorer Robert Ballard's TED talk, she produced a history of a human relationship with the ocean that has been characterized by romance and ignorance.

Ghazan, the seventh Ilkhanid ruler, commissioned Rashid al-Din, his vizier (a Jew converted to Islam), who ran an atelier of painters in Tabriz, to produce a history of the Mongols, the "Compendium of Chronicles".

Starr, who has a practical acquaintance with the subject as co-founder of the liberal monthly The American Prospect (and whom I know professionally), has roamed through a vast scholarly literature to produce a history that stretches from 1600 to 1941.