Sentence examples for making a world from inspiring English sources
During the past week, the All Blacks have talked of the excitement of making a World Cup final, not of the pressure to perform.
What more convincing folie à deux can there be than making a world together out of nothing — just some scratchy drawings on a wall?
There is a belief that it would do more to spur the growth in the country than making a World Cup quarter-final.
Princess Anne presented the medals, making a world first, that anyone would win an Olympic medal and then be given it by their mum.
Saving the world is easy; making a world as complex and funny as this one is the real feat of "Middleman".
After leaving the University of Cambridge and making a world tour, Dilke was elected to Parliament in 1868 and took an extreme left-wing position, delivering a series of speeches strongly critical of the monarchy.
"The idea of making a world-class university with more collaboration among colleagues is fabulous," said Dr. Thomas.
Sooner than that, artificial intelligence will transform higher learning, potentially making a world-class university education broadly affordable even in poor developing countries.
In part it's because just about everybody outside the Trump Administration seems to understand that the U.S. is making a world-historical mistake.
They're making a world-class product, in America, that will sell on its own accord.
Bale, 24, has endured an injury-disrupted spell since making a world-record £85m summer move from Tottenham.
