Sentence examples for form this world from inspiring English sources

He took only one of them and therein lies Portugal's problem: without Ronaldo on form, this World Cup was always destined to be a short-lived experience.

And in its more developed form this world also contains emergent features.

It might have been outer space, or ancient Egyptian history, or numerology that helped him in forming this world.

The form of this world was very clear.

The 27-year-old has been in immense form at this World Cup, confirming his status as one of the world's truly elite players while making a successful switch to No8 and forming a dynamic back-row one-two punch with vice-captain Michael Hooper.

And it is one of Zirin's books, The People's History of Sports in the United States, which Emma Pocock picks out as being one of the biggest influences on her husband David, whose superb form in this World Cup has helped take Australia all the way to the final.

Marion says she believes that human cloning will happen in the not-so-distant future, and so she holds onto the hope that Matthew will come back in some form to this world, even if it's after she herself has died.

Similarly, Paul understood marriage in the light of the coming Kingdom of God: "The appointed time has grown very short; from now on, let those who have wives live as though they had none…for the form of this world is passing away" (1 Corinthians 7 29 31).

He argues that the world whose origins the WA wishes to understand must entail the same conflicting forces which still act, though not necessarily in the same form, in this world, of which the mind is an aspect: "Poured from the source of things and the same as the source, the human soul has a co-knowledge/con-science (Mitwissenschaft) of creation" (WA, p. 4).

But on this form, the world will have to wait.

this year to form the world's No. 2 tobacco firm.