Sentence examples for emphatic world from inspiring English sources

Planned tube strike or no planned tube strike, England's emphatic World Cup qualifying win against Andorra will go ahead at Wembley tomorrow night, by jingo, although the FA has said refunds will be available to anyone who can't make it to the ground.

That issue is particularly sensitive in the Muslim world, which makes Pakistan's emphatic public endorsement of the case against Mr. bin Laden especially important.

The cameras were trained on Maradona as he went through the emotions from tension to joy to working the crowd during Argentina's emphatic 4-0 World Cup qualifying victory over Venezuela.

But Chris Carlon of Anglo is emphatic that the world's mining industry is not yet eager to tackle the deep ocean.

The jockey Jerry Bailey said Street Cry reminded him of the great Cigar after he won back-to-back Grade I's, including an emphatic victory in the world's richest race, the $6 million Dubai World Cup.

The fewest words, however, were uttered in tribute to Street Cry, the 4-5 morning-line fandritheand the winner of back-to-back Grade I's, including an emphatic victory in the world's richest race, the $6 million Dubai World Cup.

The team of William Fox-Pitt, Mary King, Nicola Wilson and Tina Cook took gold in emphatic fashion at the World Equestrian Games.

Her return to the track was emphatic, winning the 2007 world championships, and she shone at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, winning Great Britain's only gold medal in athletics.

Heather Watson's winning run in the Miami Masters ended with an emphatic 6-0 6-2 defeatoto world number one Victoria Azarenka.

So perhaps it's not so odd that one spent his career proving an emphatic point to the world, while the other saw his craving for success sated rather earlier.

Jessica Ennis claimed gold in the heptathlon at the World Championships in emphatic style by winning her heat of the final event, the 800m, in Berlin.