Sentence examples similar to date of world from inspiring English sources

Take down all important dates of world events in your personal diary.

Last night she told 75,000 fans in Zurich of her decision, on the first date of her world tour.

Last year Beyoncé Knowles chose Addis for the opening date of her world tour - at the city's cavernous Millennium Hall.

Ultimately, the strange story of the wrong founding date of the world's biggest political party is the result of Mao Zedong's mistaken memory and the party's disregard for truth, historians say.

The band's Friday night set — the opening date of a world tour scheduled through fall — will also feature two additions to the band in guitarist Stevie Young (Angus' nephew) and drummer Chris Slade.

In this way, Cat 6 is something like the "man date" of the cycling world: a common experience that few ever thought to give a name.

The Chinese, after all, date the beginning of World War II not to Hitler's invasion of Poland but to the Japanese invasion of North China in 1937.

Football's world governing body disputed the content of the interview with AS and say Blatter was referring to a "hypothetical scenario" as the dates of the World Cup will be decided on by the tournament organising committee.

In Ireland's war memorial gardens, the dates of both world wars are carved into the stone of a monument.

Singer Sinead O'Connor has cancelled the remaining dates of her world tour, saying she is still recovering from a "very serious breakdown".

But it reflects an out-of-date world order, not the current global balance, let alone a future one.