Sentence examples for public historic from inspiring English sources

The building is now a public historic site, though Austen is still very much in evidence in Ms. Hotch's tender, spirit-summoning work, which consists mostly of nearly inconspicuous video installations.

Back then, behemoths like Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Capa and other founding members of Magnum Photos dominated the field, delivering onto the public historic images of military events, far-away countries, and images of the world people would otherwise never see.

The Antiquities Act gives the president the power to "declare by public proclamation historic landmarks, historic and prehistoric structures, and other objects of historic or scientific interest" to be protected as national monuments.

Uncharacteristically for a Republican, Mr. Bush has also adopted an activist role for government, and his voucher proposals overlook public schools' historic successes.

In the film, Varda and JR create murals of some of their interview subjects, magnifying and honoring them on a scale usually reserved for public and historic figures.

You are the keeper of public records, historic manuscripts commissioner and the government's head of profession in knowledge and information management – are these aspects of your job natural bedfellows?

In a statement protesters said they plan to raise structures in the park, including a teepee, which would be "symbolic" and remind the public of "historic struggles" undertaken by homeless workers during the Great Depression, AIDs campaigners and others.

Five of the nine "Little House" books are set around the town, where there are 20 Laura-related sites (most open to the public) including historic homes, the homestead where the Ingalls family farmed and the annual pageant — which celebrated its 40th anniversary last month — re-enacting a different novel each year.

What Varda and JR do with their filmed knowledge is what distinguishes it from the familiar round of investigative documentaries: a headshot of Jeanine, taken in the van, is blown up dozens of feet high and pasted by JR and his crew to the wall of her house, magnifying and honoring her on a scale usually reserved for public and historic figures.

Now there are even attempts to block the public's historic access to the courts.

Later (post-July 4) shutdowns included state beaches, public parks, historic sites, gambling in New Jersey's casinos in Atlantic City as well as horse racing in the Meadowlands Sports Complex and Monmouth Park Racetrack.