Sentence examples for themes of world from inspiring English sources

Explore the themes of World Food Day 2014 further with this toolkit from the United Nation's Food and Agriculture Organisation.

In 1991, The New Yorker published Goodman's "Onionskin," a short story in the form of a letter from Sharon to the professor of her "Themes of World Religion" class at the University of Hawaii, apologizing for standing up during his lecture on Augustine and loudly suggesting that the holy man of Hippo assume a position unbecoming a saint.

The lyrics reflect the film's plot (told from the viewpoint of antagonist Elektra King), with themes of world domination and seduction.

Tapping into the seemingly inexhaustible theme of World War I and its impact, it brings the action forward to 1920, yet much of the book is necessarily retrospective.

PW 4.15pm: Following the theme of World Cup riches raised by the Spain squad's potential bonuses, Europe's politicians have united (well, some of them) to condemn the wealth of footballers.

During the concert, Commonwealth Class - a BBC initiative that provides teaching resources, online debates and interactive activities for schools to mark the run-up to Glasgow 2014 - will host a live debate on the theme of world music and the Queen's Baton Relay.

This year, the theme of World Water Day is the connection between water and food.

The theme of World No Tobacco Day 2017 is "Tobacco – a threat to development".

This slogan of "Getting to zero" has been the reoccurring theme of World AIDS Day for the past four years.

So to reflect on the theme of World Food Day, I was looking closer than usual at food prices in my grocery store.

According to Brown's autobiography, they wanted a carnival party theme, but were too tired to fight about it with the label, and ended up with a concept linked to the theme of world domination.