How To Use 1780s In A Sentence
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They were copied in the late 1780s by Belgians revolting against the headlong rationalisations of Joseph II.
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The churchlike atmosphere of modern concert halls notwithstanding, Mozart debuted his piano concertos in the 1780s in Vienna's restaurants and guesthouses, where eating, drinking, gambling and sometimes shouting and brawling were not so unusual.
Perhaps Some Schubert
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King's Chapel, if you're unfamiliar with it, is a liberal Christian church in the Unitarian Universalist Association that started out, way back in 1686, as the first Anglican church in New England; it became independent and unitarian in the 1780s, but has continued to use the Book of Common Prayer in its own distinctive way ever since.
Philocrites: Philocrites in the pulpit: King's Chapel, Dec. 13.
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Several prints of the mid- 1780s suggest that his sexual inclinations were flagellatory.
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Other large banks were chartered in the early 1780s by the various states, primarily to issue paper money called bank notes.
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The citadel was evacuated to avoid political reprisals in the 1780s, but civilians remained in the fortified town until its decline in the mid-nineteenth century.
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Although Canova made his name in the 1780s with heroic sculptures, it was the pathos and sentiment of his later pieces that so endeared him to a new generation of patrons.
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This influx revitalized the Scottish Highlands: glens that had lain barren save eagles and rutting stags since the Highland Clearances of the 1780s rang once again with human activity.
The Season: Scotland | Edwardian Promenade
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During the 1780s he was manager and principal promoter, as well as builder and architect, of the Albion flour mill at Blackfriars.
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However, this cosy relationship ended when Wilkinson's younger brother, William, returned from Europe in the late 1780s.
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During the 1780s he was manager and principal promoter, as well as builder and architect, of the Albion flour mill at Blackfriars.
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Beckford traveled on the Continent frequently during the 1780s and 1790s and maintained residences in Lisbon and Paris as well as a town house in London.
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By the early 1780s, complaints had begun to mount; the Committee picked up where the pamphleteers and angry newspaper correspondents left off.
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During the late 1780s, Chapin's shop gradually shifted from cabriole-legged case furniture to forms with oxbow facades and ogee feet.
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If the male nudes were inherently controversial, Hersilia draped in white like her sisters in David's tableaux of the 1780s, would seem to offer an acceptably chaste classical counterpoint.
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In preparation for its sessions, Madison, a graduate of the College of New Jersey later Princeton, undertook a systematic examination, through a trunk of books sent from Paris by Thomas Jefferson, his friend and onetime colleague in the Virginia legislature, of ancient and modern confederacies, and he also summarized the major problems of American government during the 1780s.
Ratification
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The French navy, painfully rebuilt in the 1770s and 1780s, suffered badly from the effects of the French Revolution.
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Foie grass biggest boost to date came when Strasbourg chef Jean-Pierre Clause baked a whole liver in a crust with veal and lard forcemeat to create Pt de foie gras de Strasbourg, an immensely popular dish of the 1780s that gained an international reputation.
The Foie Gras Wars
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Although anciently used for fishing and farming by the Abenaki natives and home to Ethan Allen in the 1780s, in the early 20th century this area was used as a municipal dump.
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Only in Denmark, where there was equally no serfdom, was there a sale of unprofitable copyhold lands by landowners from the 1780s, which gave rise to a class of 60,000 large tenant-farmers who came to form the backbone of the country.
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However, this cosy relationship ended when Wilkinson's younger brother, William, returned from Europe in the late 1780s.
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During the 1780s he was manager and principal promoter, as well as builder and architect, of the Albion flour mill at Blackfriars.
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At the ‘Conservatorio di Sant’ Onofrio’ in Napoli, during the 1780s, the work schedule was as follows: In the morning, one hour of singing difficult passages, one hour of literature and one hour of solfeggi in front of mirrors.
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While in Europe in the 1780s, he became enamored of pasta — so much so that he stuck a feather in his inkwell, sketched out a design, and called it a “maccaroni” - making machine.
All the Presidents’ Doodles
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Haydn composed many symphonies, divertimentos, and chamber pieces for secular entertainments; several of the late symphonies from the 1780s are in three movements without minuet and some contain fugal finales.
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During the 1780s, community cornhuskings, barn raisings, logrollings, and quilting bees symbolized the overall cooperation among rural New Englanders.
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Masonic lodges set up charitable funds, and in several cities philanthropic societies were established in the 1780s to tap the wealth of the rich for the poor.
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Largely as a result, the first Catholic parish in New York City was not established until the 1780s, St.
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I have been successful in tracing the Cooper family line back to the 1780s, but so far cannot find any of Mark Cooper's direct descendants.
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Then, in the mid-1780s, thousands of Loyalists came to the province in the wake of the American Revolution.
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The first measures to divide the common lands among local communities were taken in the late 1780s.
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From the late 1780s onwards evangelicals contributed substantially to the pamphlet literature against the slave trade.