Sentence examples for well-known event from inspiring English sources
A group led by Scott Graffin of the University of Georgia explores this question by examining a well-known event: the 2009 parliamentary expenses scandal in Britain.
Another well-known event, which the city would prefer that history forget, is the lynching of Leo Frank, the most famous person in American history to be hanged for being Jewish.
The most well-known event was the so-called "Palmer Raids," which actually involved two sets of federal mass arrests of alleged radicals, in November 1919 and early January 1920.
Their first case study was a well-known event in Japanese history: the arrival of U.S. Naval Commodore Matthew Perry in Japan in 1853 with the purpose of "opening up" Japan to the world.
Unfortunately, the well-known event queue metaphor, which works well for a single user sitting in front of a single computer using a GUI, breaks down in such an interactive workspace.
The most well-known event is the 1960 Mw 9.5 Chile earthquake, the largest event observed using modern seismic instruments.
All the major well-known events are here.
A narrative of relentless Palestinian victimization may be emotionally satisfying, but ignores certain well-known events.
The result is a diligent recapitulation of well-known events, perfectly competent and more or less unnecessary.
The well-known events of the mutiny of the crew of HMS Bounty against its commander, Capt.
"Following the well-known events of recent days," said a Vatican statement released Tuesday, "it seems opportune to delay the event".
