The phrase "a further world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional or different realm, often in a metaphorical or philosophical context.
Example: "In her novel, the author explores the concept of a further world beyond our own, filled with possibilities and challenges."
Alternatives: "an additional realm" or "a different dimension".
He continued touring into 2010 (the year in which he received the Grammy lifetime achievement award), and undertook a further world tour in 2012-13.
Alas, the message came back that this was not practicable, but Dr Hennig does plan a further world map after the Paralympic Games, which run from Wednesday 29 August to Sunday 9 September.
Both have moved up to cruiserweight after Bellew, 31, lost a further world title challenge when thumped by Canada's Adonis Stevenson in six rounds, and Cleverly forfeited his unbeaten record to the rib-bending fists of Russian Sergey "Krusher" Kovalev, who last week forced the near half-centurion Bernard Hopkins to finally feel his age.
Strachan called the former Wolves, Burnley and Hibernian player into his squad for the recent international period, and has a further World Cup qualifier against Croatia in June that the striker may miss.
But if there is such a world, then it seems that there should be a further world in which Adam is yet more like the actual Noah, and Noah yet more like the actual Adam.
"This really is the start of a two or three-year campaign with a target of 500mph". The Bluebird team, which includes mechanics from Nelson in Lancashire, plans to test the super-fast car's technology this weekend and then to build a new electric vehicle for a further world record attempt.
But actually, funds are instead being funnelled through to London to shut down the remaining gay bars in the capital (RIP Candy Bar) in a push for further world hetero-normativity.
The same sale saw a Jeff Koons sculpture, Balloon Dog, change hands for $58.4m $20m0morere than anyone has ever paid before at auction for a work by a living artist – and set further world auction records for another eight artists, including Willem de Kooning and Lucio Fontana.
In December 2011, there were an estimated 83,562 war widows of World War II veterans in Australia, and a further 77,400 World War II veterans receiving income support [ 18], many of whom will be outlived by their wives.
This year's event will feature 17 new commissions, with a further five world premieres, including Bob Chilcott's The Angry Planet.
This year's Proms will feature 17 new commissions, with a further five world premieres, including Bob Chilcott's The Angry Planet.
