make history

We provide other people with whatever they need to make history.

They were making history and having the times of their lives.

Women working at the University have made history in more than one way.

He made history as the first man to do so.

In our area, people like me don't have a chance to move up or make history.

But one of them might, in its own small way, make history.

Ball State would go on to win the game 71-55 making history.

Our football team is in a position to make history.

"The data I've brought back will make history of its own."

Today, he has gone from making history to teaching it.

Now Hall's is making history itself, in a particularly modern way.

I am a person who made history, so that is worth more than money.

And in the afternoon, they returned to the business of making history.

Back then, a player's only opportunity was to make history.

They pull behind their leader and set out to make history.

So, now he is two races away from making history.

"My friends, did I not tell you we would make history?"

She didn't plan to make history; it just sort of fell to her.

The fact we may make history has everybody a little anxious.

Not that the thought of trying to make history didn't cross my mind.

But they did not want Howard, at 26, to make history.

They made history by being the first club to win a double in any one season.

Now he is one step away from making history in Minnesota politics.

She made history in 1983 by being named the first - and still the only - woman to sit on the state's top court.

The game will be more about watching Baltimore make history.