As one fund manager noted, "this puts him back on the world map, on the front of every newspaper".
As Malouf had suggested, restaurant dining had become one easily recognisable mark of the new refinement, a turning of the back on the world of beer, pies and blue singlets.
Britain has turned its back on the world.
But she has turned her back on the world of managed care.
That's the way to put Britain back on the world map.
For now, the prime minister can claim to have put the gleaming capital back on the world stage.
Shortly after his position was established, Chōmei took Buddhist orders (1204) and turned his back on the world.
Turning your back on the world market is bad for long-run growth; Argentina's own history is the best proof.
It was built by taking in the people of the world and so it cannot turn its back on the world.
But in the 1990's, circumstances conspired to allow new directors and films to put the country back on the world cinema scene.
I don't need money.'" To the mild horror of her parents, Claire turned her back on the world of brain biology to pursue Grimes full time.
