Sentence examples for a world to from inspiring English sources

A world to hide in.

They had a world to rule.

They have a world to win.

A world to go.

"He's got a world to go.

These tiny cells — a pinhead would be a world to them — do not look particularly spectacular.

He has places to be, cats to admire, a world to embrace.

"If A, B" is true simpliciter iff B is true at the nearest A-world to the actual world.

The proposition expressed by "If A, B" is the set of worlds w such that the nearest A-world to w is a B-world.

One constraint is what Lewis calls centering: if A is true at w, the nearest A-world to w is w.

Then the pragmatic constraint requires that for any world in the context set, the nearest A-world to it is also in the context set.