Sentence examples for this twentieth from inspiring English sources

This Twentieth Annual Emmy Awards show was presented live from New York & Hollywood.

Using large cardboard speech bubbles they talk about the differences between this twentieth century factory and the old mill.

Whenever she's onstage this "Twentieth Century," set on a New York-bound luxury train, picks up speed.

Can a privileged Oxford don, composing this "Twentieth Century" in a quiet cottage in Somerset, England, really be fair to all parts of the globe?

Each of the 24 episodes of this Twentieth Century Fox drama, set in a counter-terrorist unit in Los Angeles, takes place during one hour on the same day.

In the absence, on this twentieth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, of a video clip from Jean-Luc Godard's 1991 film "Germany Year Ninety Nine Zero" — which brings back Eddie Constantine as Lemmy Caution, a secret agent who finds himself marooned in the East when the Wall came down — here's Constantine himself, looking very much like the international man of mystery he portrayed.

He has this twentieth-century exuberance, but there's bitterness in him somewhere. . . .

It was the most enchanting rendition of this twentieth-century classic I have ever heard — an uncanny approximation of the natural sublime.

It was the most enchanting rendition of this twentieth-century classic I have ever heard an uncanny approximation of the natural sublime.

They stand outside a bakery window; they take shelter; they run away in the middle of the night when they start to fear the baker's wife, who stands in for the traditional witch in this twentieth-century fairy tale.

Dasgupta is undaunted by the scale of this twentieth-century history — pre-Communism, Communism, and post-Communist capitalism — and his book put me in mind, at times, of Joseph Roth's great historical saga of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, "The Radetzky March".