Sentence examples for ear of world from inspiring English sources

He has the ear of world leaders.

So it was with some regret that she had to pass up the chance to bend the ear of world cycling boss Pat McQuaid when the Irishman visited the start of the women's road race on Sunday.

MS: If you could have the ears of world leaders, what is the one message you would most want to tell them?

There, Pope Francis's moral tone and urgent call to action in the Opening General Assembly still resonated in the ears of World Leaders at COP 21.

Why does she have the ear of the world's most powerful man?

In 1969 the instrument became the ear of the world when it received the radio signals transmitted by Apollo 11 from the Moon.

His ability, thanks to his worldwide reputation, to catch the ear of the world's leaders probably helped ensure that his republic was among the trio of countries that joined NATO last year.

With its bleak deserts and its moral code that makes the Pilgrims seem louche, Saudi Arabia has never exactly been one of those dreamed-about destinations whispering in the ear of every world traveler.

More importantly, when the telecast of this event begins in Britain, we'll get to see how ITV have made a mammoth pig's ear of their World Cup title sequence this time round.

This may prove to be a long, drawn-out struggle; what those of us who have the ear of the world can do is to ensure that the voices of the embattled Iranians are heard and their views reflected in the west.

They had billions of dollars in revenue and, quite literally, the ear of the world.