Sentence examples for coming worldwide from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cunningham, the Canalys analyst, said Microsoft's coming worldwide introduction of Windows Phone 8 had stopped Nokia's initial momentum with Lumia.

Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, recognition of his work came worldwide.

Last night, I received a text telling me that iTunes has made Help is Coming a "worldwide priority".

But with 200 countries taking part, and grassroots organisations and activists coming together worldwide this Saturday, is it time to drop the cynicism and join in?

Forty-seven years old now, he came to worldwide success late.

Antibiotics came into worldwide prominence with the introduction of penicillin in 1941.

It rapidly came into worldwide use for buoys and unmanned lighthouses.

After World War II the machines came into worldwide use as governments were drawn by the prospect of tax revenue.

That change comes as worldwide ad spending is recovering more quickly than many analysts — and senior agency managers — had expected.

He came to worldwide attention with Amator (1979; Camera Buff), a satire on Polish bureaucracy and censorship.

The Britannia Bridge, employing a type of box girder or plate girder that came into worldwide use, was partly riveted by hydraulic machines designed by Fairbairn.