Sentence examples for for those worlds from inspiring English sources

Since this claim is true at worlds w1 and w2, the top row of the matrix assigns T for those worlds, but it assigns F for w3 in which Obama is on childcare duty in Chicago during Clinton's inauguration.

"So Much for Those World Trade Talks" (editorial, April 21) implies that President Bush's selection of Susan C. Schwab, the deputy United States trade representative, to replace Rob Portman as trade representative signals flagging commitment to global trade talks.

The stance was similar with regards to his Nike ambassadorial role being a conflict of interest – Coe still insistent it wasn't despite chair Jesse Norman pointing out that everyone else saw it differently – and the Eugene 2021 emails, in which Coe appeared to give reassurances to a Nike executive about Eugene's bid for those World Championships.

Wales begin preparations for those World Cup qualifiers in August with a friendly against Bosnia-Hercegovina in Llanelli on 15 August, four days after the men's Olympic final at Wembley Stadium.

For those World War II veterans still with us, be assured.

"But I was also into technology, and fortunately for me, those worlds collided and that created a whole industry".

For me, those worlds are converging this year.

For Pegasus, for instance, exists in those worlds which are such as described in Greek mythology.

Of course, people have been bridging those worlds for years, using coffee shops as pseudo-offices by bringing their laptops and borrowing free Internet connections.

The problem is that although it's both apriori coherent and metaphysically possible for there to be worlds with no language or thought, contextualist 1-intensions are undefined for those possible worlds.

Death was a near certainty for the men who signed up for those early world-rounders.