Sentence examples for produced world from inspiring English sources

It produced World War I and World War II.

The company had long produced world premieres but had fine-tuned them out of town, without Philadelphia artists and audiences.

In the slyly produced "World on a String," Jake Johannsen, a comedian, becomes a human pop-up doll as he explores the mysteries of the Internet.

Both the Christian and Jewish faiths have produced world champions, and this year, an Indonesian Muslim competed in the Rip Curl Pro at Bells Beach.

Having produced World Cup-winning players like Andrés Iniesta and Xavi Hernández (who play for Barcelona and rose through its training system), the academies that have flourished under this policy are today the envy of clubs elsewhere.

Most of these companies were not defined by a "house style" of performance or repertoire; rather, they tended to offer an eclectic mix of traditional classics and modern experimental plays, and they often produced world premieres by noted writers.

Its thriving tech sector, for example, has produced world-leading mobile money and crowdsourcing applications.

It has produced world-class orchestras and transformed poor communities with new hopes and new ambitions.

Obviously not, otherwise India, which for decades has produced world-class cricketers and hockey players, would have more than three medals, none of which is gold.

The former Czechoslovakia also produced world-class football (soccer) teams and finished second in the World Cup competition in 1934 and 1962.

It "possesses rich historic traditions," she added, "and in the past it has produced world-class porcelain masterpieces, which are sought by collectors of Russian imperial art.