Sentence examples for range of worlds from inspiring English sources
Multiple-ability suits for key characters, an impressive range of worlds to visit and lashings of DC Comics fan service, complete with an Adam West-voiced 1960s Batman, provide further novelty in this latest retread of the highly successful format.
The woman who chooses celebrities to appear on Strictly Come Dancing has revealed how she persuaded Ed Balls to take part – and said his success might encourage contestants from "a wider range of worlds" such as the clergy or even royalty to dance on the show.
When the range of worlds is the same, strong supervenience theses entail weak supervenience theses, but the latter do not in general entail the former.
This means there is quite a range of worlds which, though logically possible, are not feasible for God, In that they are beyond his reach as creator (ibid., 71).
Meanwhile, the Barbican continues to go from strength to strength and offer an ever-increasing range of world-class music as well as theatre.
It brought together a range of world-class speakers, exhibitions and performances and attracted more than 8,000 people to more than 20 events.
Clarence Gilbert is an explosive guard with the shooting range of World B. Free, as well as Free's never-met-a-shot-he-did-not-like attitude.
The best way to get exposure is to buy a global emerging markets fund, which provides some diversification by investing across a range of world markets.
"Thanks to the talented creatives we work with, the channel has brought the nation together with a distinctive range of world class programmes at the top of their game and BBC 1's six highest rating shows all reflect this.
We know intimately a range of world-class experts who, like ourselves, can often be free for a few days or a week or two and could really help organisations if their expertise were to be properly orchestrated.
Pictured with a range of world leaders from Iran's new president, Hasan Rouhani, to EU Commission president Manuel Barroso, Mr Hollande can certainly be accused of failing to grasp the hand, if not the moment.
