Sentence examples for with worlds from inspiring English sources

Elena Ferrante is a writer with worlds at her fingertips.

Her novels end not with spinsters taking consolation in small pleasures but with worlds opening up.

Jeré Longman has a profile in the Sunday Times of the United States national team newcomer Sydney Leroux, a striker with worlds of talent and a complicated background.

With worlds under huge moons, Oxfordshire hilltops and Berkshire downs, autumn woods and mackerel skies, Paul Nash was almost a neoromantic painter of a small, domesticated island.

The author agreed utopias were "boring", and that the Culture was a useful fictional device because it kept engaging with worlds where fear and appetite might prevail.

But in a culture saturated with inbred notions of "progress" and an obsession with worlds seemingly just beyond our grasp, there is an expectation that sooner rather than later, we will be building an interstellar culture.

Photos of Colonel Qaddafi with world leaders.

Out with World War II, in with World War Z.

We're dealing with world governments".

With World War I, European art became hard to import.

He also developed a rivalry with world number one Roger Federer.