Sentence examples for age of world from inspiring English sources

The new Pan Am Building seemed to embody the cosmopolitan age of world travel.

He returns to Wikileaks to usher in this horrible age of world peace but everyone's been murdered.

Of the major political leaders of the age of World War II, Lord Black writes, "Roosevelt was the only one with a strategic vision that was substantially vindicated in the 50 years following the Second World War".

Oldest player: Faryd Mondragon (GK), Colombia – 43 Youngest player: Fabrice Olinga (FW), Cameroon –18 Average age of World Cup player – 26.9 For Spain, the winners of the 2010 World Cup, experience is important and that shows in the overall number of international caps for their team.

Suggestions, incidentally, will be gratefully received, because the new trend offers all sorts of opportunities to escape the present age of World Cups to Qatar, mass drug use in cycling and athletics, match and spot-fixing in cricket and institutionalised financial exploitation in club football.

Paris, London, Leningrad, Hollywood and Hawaii are among the backdrops to this sprawling travelogue; and while there is no Lisbon earthquake to disturb his equanimity, or Pangloss to shelter him in the balm of platitudes, in the age of world war Isaac is strangely unrocked.

The use of injectable materials in minimally invasive surgical procedures could help in facing the bone diseases connected to the ageing of world population.

The other five civilizations roughly cover the years 1900 A.D. to 1950 A.D., which is during the ages of World War I and World War II.

Another age of the world.

Half the age of the world now is laid bare in its weathered layers.

At the same time childhood mortality has dropped and the average age of the world's population has risen rapidly.