Sentence examples for storied nations from inspiring English sources

Stalin and Churchill may have been rivals, but they were equals of a sort, leaders of storied nations with their own undeniable national interests and prerogatives, joined together in an alliance of necessity.

Yet there can be no denying the systemic rot that has brought this storied nation to its knees.

But Boko Haram is just one factor affecting next year's election in this storied nation of 170 million people with myriad religious, ethnic and economic tensions.

After Zimbabwe's blunt declaration at midnight Sunday that it would quit the storied 54-nation Commonwealth rather than submit to attacks on the president's authoritarian rule, one question cried for an answer: What difference will it make?

And for the memories, your stuffed marrow and your storied belts, a nation salutes you.

Marvel's latest blockbuster, "Black Panther," literally ventures into lands unknown ― the storied, albeit fictitious African nation of Wakanda and all its trappings.

In a game that pitted two of the nation's most storied college programs — they have combined for 10 national titles and a combined 3,767 wins — Zeller made sure it was no contest.

But let's take the nation's most storied Catholic university at its word.

In Iffrig's spirit, let thousands make fresh plans to stride past Fenway Park in the last mile of the nation's most storied footrace.

The Ministry of Water Resources released a survey in March saying that 23,000 rivers had disappeared entirely and many of the nation's most storied rivers had become degraded by pollution.

Mostly, they see their coach, in charge of perhaps the nation's most storied program, so much changed and yet so little different.