Sentence examples for Of this globe from inspiring English sources

"It is the hinge on which all the trade of this globe moves".

'My story is a deep and complex one that encompasses different regions of this globe,' he says.

"I think that half of this globe belongs to someone else; I want to thank Tina Maze," she said in the finish area after the victory.

The theory of the Earth is thus a cosmological Wealth of Nations or, as Hutton himself put it: "We are thus led to see a circulation in the matter of this globe, and a system of beautiful oeconomy in the works of nature".

the good of other parts of this globe.

There are plenty of villains on this globe — but Europe's economic problems were mostly created at home.

The cost of this globe-busting gadget?

While large galleries can — and do — pay the art fairs' hefty fees and the cost of this globe-trotting existence, others find they are priced out or can't compete.

And yet it's hard to find fault with the recent ascendancy of Asian dumplings on a lot of city menus, in part because it's hard to snicker at the simple, plump lovability of this globe-spanning culinary trope: the very form of a dumpling, with a hidden knob of flavor all wrapped up in a bow of dough, calls to mind a tiny present that our species has decided to pass along to itself.

"Without grasping the dimensions of this globe-girdling Baseworld," Chalmers Johnson insisted, "one can't begin to understand the size and nature of our imperial aspirations or the degree to which a new kind of militarism is undermining our constitutional order".

But in the wake of 9/11 this globe-trotting post-cold-war melodrama full of standard cloak-and-dagger intrigue has the reassuring aroma of a home-cooked meal.