Sentence examples for a permanent world from inspiring English sources

Several years ago, some sneaker fans in Australia decided to mount a show of their collections, and this became Sneaker Pimps, which has been on a permanent world tour ever since.

By Katharine T. Theobald and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 2 , 1944P. 23 Talk: Present plans for a permanent world organization fail to take into consideration the League of Nations which still exists and functions in skeleton form.

The New Yorker, December 2 , 1944P. 23 Talk: Present plans for a permanent world organization fail to take into consideration the League of Nations which still exists and functions in skeleton form.

Girding for the commission of a lifetime -- translating an evocative idea into the reality of a permanent World Trade Center site memorial -- New York's best-known unknown architect, Michael Arad, has joined a 50-person firm in Manhattan.

More commonly, trials are waived out of self-interest, as in Latin America when retiring generals and dictators amnestied themselves after years of repressing others.As a rule, Mr Neier believes that the best answer is a trial, if necessary away from the scene of the crime in a permanent world tribunal.

You can read about Szilard on Wikipedia – and you can do so while enjoying the knowledge that Wells also wrote about something he called "the World Brain" and predicted a: "permanent world encyclopaedia, freely available in every country of the globe".

By the end of 1979, all these pillars of a seemingly permanent world order had crumbled or were crumbling.

How is it that, given our diverse sensors that are moving at any moment, we get to the idea that there is a more or less permanent world around us that contains objects and living beings and that is endowed with spatial and temporal properties?

Hugh Ferriss, perhaps the best-known architectural renderer of the 20th century, contributed haunting, dreamlike illustrations to an oversized portfolio, "Plan for Permanent World Capitol at Flushing Meadow Park," produced in 1946 by Robert Moses to try to lure the United Nations headquarters to Queens.

He is now a major influence on many modern socialist movements, even causing a whole branch of socialist theory known as Trotskyism or "permanent world revolution".

Mr. Calatrava's design for the permanent World Trade Center PATH terminal, which was unveiled yesterday, is a soaring, sculptural, steel-and-glass shell covering a cathedral-like concourse.