| Designated ahistoric property by the City of Ottawa in 1978, Besserer House acts as the centre of theneighbourhood's development. |
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| What does he really mean when uttering such ahistoric prattle? |
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| So most shows refract unsavory times through a contemporary lens, often bending reality to showcase a main character's ahistoric decency and open-mindedness. |
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| The mayor's math is certainly inventive, as well as deeply ahistoric. |
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| Much of this, particularly on crime, is ahistoric. |
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| In recent years, ahistoric storytelling has added to the inevitable limitations of the medium. |
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| Both are regarded as ahistoric categories that are related to each other in an exterior manner. |
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| Ahistoric, atmospheric farmhouse in the tiny hamlet of Suvay in the Abondance Valley, near the classic French ski resort of Chatel. |
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