Sentence examples for something of history from inspiring English sources

Given the circumstances none of them could be expected to take a bare-knuckle approach to anything, but something of history blooms in the talk.

"It's based on a video game, not something out of history.

Here it is important to recall something of the history of the Darfur conflict, as this history is increasingly distorted or simply ignored.

Gives something of their history and beginnings in the theatre.

What's more, Société Générale has something of a history.

The Alleys provide something of a history of the sciences of geochemistry, nuclear physics and climate.

Comments on the translations & original works &, in some cases, something of their history is given.

Pakistan has something of a history of military leaders ousting democratically elected governments.

So Mr. Carter, originally from New Orleans, has something of a history with the city.

Without trying to sound too hip, I share something of a history with Blossom Dearie.

Last-place networks take risks, and CBS has something of a history of equating cheesecake with ratings.