Sentence examples for globe form from inspiring English sources

He said he likes the globe form.

The shortlist announced this morning broke with Globe form by largely snubbing Sam Mendes's Revolutionary Road (and by association, its stars Winslet and DiCaprio).

In a geometric sense, the head's globe form is not suited for heat dissipation, which is beneficial in cold environments.

However, as anyone who has ever stared at a map of the world in globe form knows, the only sensible way to look at these type of images in printed form is in three dimensions.

It is a painstaking process requiring thousands of people scattered across the globe, forming a web of refueling stations, cargo dumps and maintenance depots.

Since then, the alumni of his Afghan camps perhaps numbering in the tens of thousands—have dispersed across the globe, forming their own more or less autonomous units.

But thousands of jihadis who passed through the Afghan training camps have now dispersed across the globe, forming cells that can act autonomously.

Once that uranium had been formed, the strong nuclear force had held the protons in place over all that long span: while the Earth cooled, and continents formed; as America separated from Europe, and the North Atlantic Ocean slowly filled; as volcanic bursts widened on the other side of the globe, forming what would become Japan.

Thus, activists around the globe formed a world federalist movement, hoping in vain to create a "real" new world order.

The European Commission is funding a related effort, called Meta-genomics of the Human Intestinal Tract, and in October 2008 scientists from around the globe formed the International Human Microbiome Consortium to share data on the human metagenome comprising the genomes of all our commensal microorganisms among researchers around the world.

Carbon nanotubes are made by exploiting the multi-combinable structure of carbon, which allows atoms to be arranged into stable structures such as buckminsterfullerene, or "buckyballs", in which the atoms form a globe shape – and tubes.