Sentence examples for set a history from inspiring English sources

Of course, criticisms from within and without the Gove camp aside, in the multicultural Britain of 2013, it is no easy task to set a history curriculum that will please everyone.

Aaron Diehl, a product of the jazz program at Juilliard, made his set a history lesson, touching on James P. Johnson and Duke Ellington, as well as Monk's "Little Rootie Tootie".

However, there's a gulf of real difference between the effort to "enclose in words" our own contemporary world, and the decision to set a story in history.

The use of a Galaxy data library has the added effect of preventing duplication of data sets on disk when a user imports a data set into a history.

In Downing Street he set up a History Board with Anthony Seldon and Peter Hennessy to record and preserve No 10's own story.

AGAINST the insistent throb of a threatening drumbeat, an Indian television report set out a history of more than five decades of "systematic" Chinese build-up on India's borders.

Concerned that they might lose another 345,000-volt line, Mr. House told Midwest I.S.O., "I think we're a trip away from, 345 trip away from setting a little history".

Her article James VI and I: Two Kings or One? (History, 1983) set a new agenda for debate on British history and the ruling of multiple kingdoms.

The very laws intended to address the country's racial history set a high bar for any race-based system.

Notre Dame, one of the most storied programs in college football history, set a team record for losses in going 3-9.

He photographed the major artistic personalities of his day, including Jean Cocteau, Gertrude Stein and Cecil Beaton, and set a standard in the history of male photography, influencing Robert Mapplethorpe, Herb Ritts and Bruce Weber.