Sentence examples for participated in world from inspiring English sources
On the basis of its tie with Britain, Japan participated in World War I on the side of the Allies.
Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, greeted her achievement by tweeting: "Shirin Gerami,1st female triathlete to have participated in world championship wearing Iran's colours #GenderEquality".
Take the other half of the Loveys family, Frances, a grandmother who refers to her husband as a hero and prods him to tell of the six invasions in which he participated in World War II.
Like others "who had witnessed the rise of fascism and Stalinism and who participated in World War II," Berghahn writes, Stone endorsed "the principle of cooperation between government and private organizations".
Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, who promised to advance equality for women upon assuming office last month, greeted her in a tweet: "Shirin Gerami, 1st female triathlete to have participated in world championship wearing Iran's colours #GenderEquality".
On stage for the first time were the 20- to 30-year-olds of Great Britain who had not participated in World War II and found its aftermath shabby and lacking in promise.
Nothing is more central to this goal than participating in world trade.
A boxer's rating determines his eligibility to participate in world championship fights and is thus linked closely to the amount of money he can earn.
"We will be glad to race in world championships at any track of the world but we are not participating in World Championships in Sochi, Russia, a place where Olympic spirit was stolen in 2014".
Since well before federation the Australian colonies exported their stories, culture, history and innovation, participating in world expositions from London in 1851 and Paris in 1855 to Chicago in 1893.
As an antidote this summer, I turned to Wwoof-ing -- that is, participating in World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms (www.wwoof.org), an international program that places volunteers on farms everywhere from Australia to Arkansas to the Alps.
