Sentence examples for stories of the second from inspiring English sources

Stories of the Second World War console us with memories of the days before Vietnam, Cambodia, and Iraq, when the United States was the world's good-hearted superpower, riding to the rescue of a Europe paralyzed by totalitarianism and appeasement.

Like most people of his and my post-war generation in Holland, Theo van Gogh was marked by stories of the Second World War, when the majority of Dutch people minded their own business while a minority (about a hundred thousand Jews, out of an estimated hundred and forty thousand) were taken away to be murdered.

Those numbers are still tiny compared to Google's YouTube or News Corp.’s MySpace, to name the two most prominent growth stories of the second tech boom.

Those are some of the bigger stories of the second part of our season.

Beckerman suggests that it belongs among the great civil-rights success stories of the twentieth century.

Comparing Stories of the First Thanksgiving" and "This Land Is Your Land?

One of the most entertaining stories of the first 20 games of this season was the Clippers backup guard Eric Bledsoe.

The stories of the first members of the emergency services to arrive at the scenes were also heard.

She created one of the most famous ghost stories of the twentieth century — "The Haunting of Hill House" — without revealing any ghosts at all.

The book then turns around and stitches together the back stories of the first lady's family lines during the 1800s, in slavery and out of it.

The All-Star Game should celebrate the best players in the game while recognizing the most indelible stories of the first half.