Sentence examples for World times from inspiring English sources
He will have responsibility for coordinating editorial spending across Rupert Murdoch's four national titles, the Sun, News of the World, Times and Sunday Times.
Is this true? A. A dish bearing that name is mentioned in Theodora FitzGibbon's "The Food of the Western World" (Times Books, 1976).
While I can understand the mindset behind it, I've always thought that it stemmed from attitudes that belong to an older, post-war world; times have since moved on.
In his new book, The Spirit of Democracy: The Struggle to Build Free Societies Throughout the World (Times Books 2008), Larry Diamond intensely scrutinizes the global effort on democracy promotion.
So it was no surprise when the cuts that have affected nearly every other media company reached News International last week, taking 65 journalists' jobs on the Sun, News of the World, Times and Sunday Times.
News International's titles the Sun, News of the World, Times and Sunday Times stopped reporting monthly ABCe figure last year before the publisher began introducing paywalls for online content.
In a capitalistic world, "time is money".
All around the world, time zones make little sense.
To his right was Michael Rogers, the three-time world time trial champion.
For Martin, the world time trial champion, the victory Wednesday was well-earned.
