Sentence examples for terms history from inspiring English sources

Food figured highly, with "spices" and "rice" common choices, as were the admiring terms "history" and "culture".

As in any fledgling state, that narrative tended to be set down in the most glorious terms — history as if written by a Hebrew-speaking Parson Weems.

The development cost to TfL of around £10 million might look extravagant in the current climate but it's not a fortune in the greater scheme of things and if, as promised, the investment pays off in financial and environmental terms history will judge the money well spent.

"This is the long-term history of Pakistan," he said.

I view short-term history as generally political documents reflecting the prejudice of the writer.

We've seen an expansion of what the term history comprises".

But let's think about the longer-term history for a bit.

NUSSEIBEH: You have your long-term history and the search to come together again.

He told ABC's Charlie Gibson: "I don't spend a lot of time really worrying about short-term history.

He advised investors to look into the long-term history of funds and to avoid the more volatile ones.

Archaeological evidence is most often a reflection of long-term history (interpretable mostly in decadal, generational, or even longer timescales).