Sentence examples for gain world from inspiring English sources

It is rare for a small campaign group to gain world wide attention.

Without naming the United States, Putin said that Russia needed to fight the enemy's attempts to gain world domination.

(She is also her home country's first conductor to gain world renown; a work by a noted contemporary Lithuanian composer, Raminta Šerkšnyte, opens her Juilliard program, which includes music by Beethoven and Berlioz as well).

With an increased bias voltage and a×2 Luke phonon gain, world best RMS resolution of sigma ∼7 eVee for 0.25 kg (d=75 mm, h=1 cm) Ge detectors was achieved.

In June 2006, Evermore opened for another band who trace their own start a decade ago, also coming from New Zealand to gain world fame in Melbourne.

During 1979 and 1980, Eaton worked a series of singles matches against Dennis Condrey, a man he would later team up with to gain world wide fame.

Finally, in 2011, they gained world heritage site status from Unesco.

Some virtuosos, most notably Ravi Shankar (composer and sitar player) and Ali Akbar Khan (composer and sarod player), have gained world renown.

A software engineer who was respected in academia, industry, and government, John Buxton, who has died aged 75, gained world renown.

The more unusual episodes gained world attention during the 20th century, and the original annual connotation of the name was replaced by that of the anomalous occurrence.

This first gained world attention with the dramatic uprising of the neo-Zapatista movement in the Mexican state of Chiapas in 1994.