Sentence examples for establish a world from inspiring English sources

"There is a tendency for directors to establish a world and stay in it.

While trying to establish a world speed record for motorboats, he was killed when his jet-propelled craft, travelling at more than 200 mph, disintegrated.

[Everyone laughs.] Willimon By all sort of conventional measures of TV storytelling, we had a pretty strong narrative thrust going out of those first two episodes trying to establish a world in D.C.

Some press on from this analysis to the logical conclusion that mankind must and, therefore, will establish a world government, and they advance ideas on how best to proceed in this direction.

The only Democrat named so far was Norman Mineta, as transport secretary.See article: George Bush's cabinetDisregarding months of obstruction from senators, President Bill Clinton signed a treaty to establish a world criminal court.

It mirrors the ambitions of Middle Eastern monarchies to establish a world empire, from the Semitic Assyrians in the eighth century B.C. to the Indo-European Persians, or, better said, Iranians, in the sixth century B.C.

So they decided to "establish a world-standard school in the desert," says Mr Block.

The aim is to establish a world-leading, interdisciplinary research centre on the island.

But he eventually relented, seeing an opportunity to help establish a world-class institution in Shanghai with the bank's vast resources.

The system, made up of 15 centres of learning, now has a $3 billion fund (approved in a 2007 referendum that would surely have failed in just about any other state) to establish a world-class cancer foundation.

Then came the call from the Max Planck Society and an offer to join leading biologists, evolution experts and palaeontologists to establish a world-class anthropology centre in Leipzig.