Sentence examples for to worlds from inspiring English sources
noun
Human collective existence; existence in general.
- There will always be lovers, till the world’s end.
Still, Arbus was primarily attracted to worlds she didn't understand.
"Documentary viewers are drawn to worlds they haven't seen before.
He went on: "Education leads to worlds of wonder and opportunity.
They belong to worlds that, in the normal course of events, would never intersect.
Eccentrics, romantics, all trying to cling on to worlds that no longer existed.
But I have access to worlds that not many serious people have access to.
We need stories that introduce us to worlds, cultures and ideas outside of our own.
Chevigny writes, "Her job as a reporter gave her access to worlds hitherto closed to a woman of her class".
His work points to worlds of intensive, disciplined art making beyond the walls of this Academy, or any academy.
Athletics can be a magic carpet ride that transports passengers — their friends and family — to worlds many never knew existed.
Usually, the three national medalists go to worlds, so U.S. Figure Skating would then choose three others to compete.
