Sentence examples for the world refers from inspiring English sources

MUCH of the world refers to the peaceful split of Czechoslovakia into two separate countries as the Velvet Divorce.

LONDON — The term "phone hacking" dominating headlines around the world refers broadly to a variety of methods journalists at The News of the World and other British newspapers could have used to listen to thousands of voice mail messages until the scandal came to light.

The United States has three players on the list (which, for some reason, the rest of the world refers to as shortlisted), all of whom played for the United States at last summer's Women's World Cup in Germany and all of whom (including Marta) played last season in Women's Professional Soccer.

iThe area of equity and security across the world refers to equity and security as being basic prerequisites to foster and support sustainable development (see, for example, UNDP [2011]; Barth [2011a]).

The result of their efforts is what the rest of the world refers to as football, but what we North Americans call soccer.

For example, caution expressed in 1 Thessalonians 5 3 concerning seductive reassurances spoken about "peace and security" in the world refers to an imperial slogan.

His former students, now practicing around the world, refer difficult cases to him.

But we should be careful, in our idealism, not to diminish something that is already a wonder of the world," referring to the traditional on-campus college experience.

A Sports of The Times column on June 1 about Donald Young, the No. 1 junior tennis player in the world, referred incorrectly to the administration of international junior tournaments.

It is cut off from the rest of the world (referred to as "the towns") by forests inhabited by monstrous, mysterious creatures.

An article on March 6 about the Web site Fan Chants, which compiles soccer chants from around the world, referred incorrectly to Channel 5, which airs Europa League games in the United Kingdom.