Sentences with phrase «of a history buff»
The phrase "history buff" is an informal term used to describe someone who has a strong interest in or knowledge about history. Full definition
Being something of a history buff as well as TreeHugger writer, a recent visit to the Briare Bridge Canal in France's Loire River Valley caught my attention.
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A coalition of history buffs led by National Parks Conservation Association and The Pew Charitable Trusts, highlighted the nearly $ 1 billion in deferred maintenance at sites across the state to call attention to the dire maintenance backlog at National Park Service.
I'm something of a history buff who is into politics and sports.
In the end, Iñárritu has made a historical reenactment with a budget: movie stars in the place of history buffs, with top of the line digital cameras.
Cage stars in National Treasure as Ben Gates, a historian who comes from a long line of history buffs.
It should though sate the appetite of any history buff, wargamer and even maybe the sim boffin crowd.
If you're not much of a history buff, the area's also full of theatres, boutiques, great restaurants, galleries and a bustling nightlife.
A bit of a history buff myself.
And, to my joy (being something of a history buff), it's also set in 1300s Britain...
He may be a mechanical engineer but he isn't much of a history buff.
I am not much of a history buff, I used to play a strategy war game that generated random maps for each new game, what a great feature it would be for the total war series — a new game each time without the predertimined winner by history (it let you choose land, islands, continents etc....!!
As a bit of a history buff, I should be offended by the alternative result of World War Two that is being presented in the Wolfenstein trailers.