Sentence examples for third history from inspiring English sources
In his Bloomsbury office on that sunny Saturday, Ackroyd was settling down to a morning's work: revising some pages of his third "History of England" volume, and writing about the history of coal mining and steel manufacturing for the fourth volume, which will cover the Industrial Revolution.
Third, history seems to consist of men wounding the world and women healing the world's wounds and lastly, that all rights that are given by God are often taken by man.
39 Third, history of smoking, alcohol consumption and maternal obesity were not available to provide adjustment for the potential confounding of pregnancy outcomes.
Third, history seems essential for conveying certain lessons about the nature of science, most notably about cultural bias in scientific ideas, conceptual change, and uncertainty and error (or how scientific knowledge new findings, in particular can be uncertain and/or provisional) (Solomon et al., 1992; Irwin, 2000).
Barack Obama will surely not miss the chance to use it in a third history-making speech.
The first history we write is a history of races.
As for the first, history will be our judge.
Because Veterans Day… The first history we write is a history of races.
"In just a split second history could turn left or right or up or down".
He was the author of Origines, the first history of Rome composed in Latin.
