Sentence examples for small history from inspiring English sources

Aubrey's idea was that "a Life" is a small history in which detail is all.

It started a television station to foster community pride and opened a small history museum.

In the historian's view, biography is a kind of frogspawn – it takes 10,000 biographies to make one small history.

Appeaser… Before such abuse of the term gets worse, perhaps we should all take a small history lesson".

I wonder if the new owners kept this floor — if a part of our small history in that building remains.

But the usefulness of a small history of shock is to persuade one not to relinquish the concept of shock, but instead to examine it with more agility.

The small-scale history paintings and landscapes were the next groups under consideration.

Instead, catalog texts were organized according to subject matter: self-portraits; small-scale history paintings and landscapes; life-size-figure history paintings; and portraits and tronies.

According to Dr. Samuel Johnson's Dictionary, Grub Street was "originally the name of a street in Moorfields in London, much inhabited by writers of small histories, dictionaries, and temporary poems; whence any mean production is called grubstreet".

And believe me, it is a short-term economy - examine the Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls history.

History recently rechristened the smaller History International channel as H2, a home for more of the straight history programming that it used to highlight.