Sentence examples for Shattered world from inspiring English sources

But he wrote it in a shattered world in 1919.

Language naturalises the shattered world that Hoban imagines.

667 p. Humanists in a shattered world : Croatian and Hungarian Latinity in the sixteenth century / Marianna D. Birnbaum.

Fear, exhaustion and hopelessness entered American society while it restored a shattered world, met the Communist challenge and created domestic prosperity.

Americans Bob Beamon (long jump) and Lee Evans (400-metre run) shattered world records, and Dick Fosbury won the high jump with his revolutionary "Fosbury flop" technique.

In his first two races this season, Gebrselassie shattered world records at 10,000 meters (26:22.75), and 5,000 meters (12 39.36).

Archaeologists like piecing together shattered worlds.

Tatiana Volosozhar and Maxim Trankov gave Russia its first pairs title in eight years at the World Figure Skating Championships in London, Ontario, on Friday, shattering world records for total score and free skate.

The Manchester United utility man picked up a thigh injury during the Republic of Ireland's shattering World Cup exit in France last month that Ferguson initially felt was nothing more than a dead leg.

Washington's intervention will inflame the argument over whether Britain would be safer or more vulnerable outside the EU, after David Cameron said yesterday that Brexit could shatter world peace.

The 20th century was a century of great technological achievements, of shattering world wars and of modern art and architecture: 'art for the purpose of art'.1 Within this era, Le Corbusier popularized white in his modernist architecture of the 1920s and with Kazimir Malevich's painting "White on white" (1918), white became a defining icon of modernism.