Sentence examples similar to coming nations from inspiring English sources
To what extent does the thundering majesty of the Falls represent, and somehow seem to embody, the muscle-flexing of America, that young, coming nation?
picking the judges, these judges are coming from nations.
What is more, the migrants coming from nations considered 'at-risk' left their countries way before the epidemic outbreak.
"Where I come from, nation versus nation is what got people interested in cricket in the first place.
Many come from nations that are poorer than our southern neighbor.
I'm an optimist in general but a pessimist when it comes to nations' shifting pursuit of their interests.
Almost three-quarters of recent operating income has come from nations like Brazil, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia.
"Could a pair of slippers come between nations?" Toll asks, rhetorically.
The study comes as nations confer in Doha, Qatar, on ways to slow the rise in greenhouse gas emissions and the advance of climate change.
Like most fair pavilions, they came from nations around the globe and were not intended to last beyond the dates of the Expo.
The meeting comes as nations, rich and poor, are shedding the deference they have shown the United States on economic issues.
