Sentence examples for a notable world from inspiring English sources

Before heading for Workington, Italy will have made a notable World Cup debut at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, having been selected as intriguing opposition for Wales in the double header that also features England's opener against Australia.

The rest had to search inside for the week's wisdom from our editor, Walter Layton, or Arnold Toynbee.Layton, during the first world war a notable public servant, not least under Winston Churchill, had been appointed editor in 1922 by the trust that held The Economist on behalf of the surviving daughters of James Wilson, its founder.

Even Brazil, a notable developing world success story, faces a wave of high-level political scandals and resignations.

Stettheimer (1871-1944) was, like the baroness, a notable art world eccentric, though of a different kind: elusive, deeply private and withholding of her work.

The quest for reduction of greenhouse gases (GHGs) through the use of carbon trading system has been on the increase as a result of the adoption and promotion by notable world agencies such as United Nations (UN), European Union (EU), among others.

Some other notable world premieres include veteran producer Bill Pohlad directing "Love and Mercy," a fact-based tale of the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson, with Paul Dano and John Cusack playing the singer young and old er).

EastEnders decided to mark his success by incorporating it in a scene during Monday night's episode, the soap opera having included topical inserts for notable World Cup football matches in the past.

While the administration's efforts on clean energy and efficiency thus far are notable, world leaders gathered at the summit know that there's no dice without a binding commitment from Congress.

New plays are an integral part of Cutting Ball's main season as well, including such notable world premieres as Marcus Gardley's And Jesus Moonwalks the Mississippi and its 2012 musical docudrama entitled Tenderloin.

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Sony, however, is a notable addition, as the world's largest music publisher.