The phrase "achieving the world" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts discussing global goals, aspirations, or ambitions, but it may require additional clarification.
Example: "Our organization is focused on achieving the world in terms of sustainability and equality for all."
Alternatives: "reaching global goals" or "attaining worldwide success".
When Lester screws his bully's widow, he does so doggy style, while staring at a picture of her and her dead husband, achieving the world's purest revenge orgasm as she complains, "You're hurting me".
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"Protecting children from abuse is not only a moral imperative in itself but fundamental to achieving the world's long-term development goals," she said.
"Protecting children from abuse is not only a moral imperative in itself, but fundamental to achieving the world's long-term development goals," Bellamy said.
You may want to try achieving the world record before you do it on camera so you are extra prepared.
Psychotherapy may be required before sufficient dilation can be achieved: the world's most expensive lubricant.
It was there that Jonathan Edwards achieved the world record mark, 18.29m, that still stands today.
Against a world-class field, she is keeping her targets simple – namely to achieve the World Championships "A" standard of 4min 5.5sec.
This track season, the runner formerly known as Stephen Cherono of Kenya has achieved the world's fastest times in the 3,000-meter 3,000-metere and the 5,000 metersteeplechase
"With G.M. and Honda sharing our technical expertise, we believe we can achieve the world's strongest partnership in the area of fuel-cell technology," Mr. Iwamura said.
The latest BioShock is a model for what video games can achieve — the world is dense, fascinating and inventive and combat is exhilarating.
