Sentence examples for small historical from inspiring English sources

Preservationists hope to raise $250,000 to restore the historic buildings and create a small historical park.

(As a small historical detail, Bosnian Muslims are in fact ethnically Slav).

Rooney's 11th goal in a Mancunian derby represents a small historical footnote.

The old campus, in the city center, has small historical buildings, some from the Middle Ages.

It is not the imagined conversations or small historical distortions that make "The Kennedys" both unsettling to watch and addictive.

And - a small, historical thought - wasn't there a time when hard-pressed inner Londoners longed to move to the suburbs?

Yesterday, I wrote here about cinematic disjunctions of scale, and that's exactly the effect that small-scale historical dramas exacerbate.

The study includes taking administrative planning decisions about the development of urban sustainability in the metropolitan area of Istanbul, producing rationalist solutions to the problems in environmental and natural resources, and conservation of small-scale (historical, tourist, residential, industrial, etc).

I found this and many other smaller historical details absolutely fascinating.

While British historians savor big-wheel explanations of why everybody is going to hell in a handbasket, American historians and journalists tend to work within a smaller historical compass.

It appears that this novel niche has been recently colonised by clade 1 C. coli as indicated not only by evidence of a smaller historical population size but also by the nature of recently recombined C. jejuni alleles found in C. coli clade 1.