Sentence examples for world allied from inspiring English sources

Mackerel, any of a number of swift-moving, streamlined food and sport fishes found in temperate and tropical seas around the world, allied to tunas in the family Scombridae (order Perciformes).

The setting of Catch Me Daddy is perfectly suited to the cinematic gifts that Ryan showed on the Arnold films: a feel for the beauty of the natural world allied to an unsparing eye for urban blight.

Nevertheless, they are well aware that wealthier nations often gratefully compensate third world allies in the drug war.

In granting all of the President's request the committee asked that free world allies in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization take similar steps to build up their military forces.

In 1993, he entered Peoples Friendship Universityy, in Moscow, famous for educating students from the Soviet Union's Third World allies, and decided to study law.

The recent era has seen a move in the opposite direction; there may be greater understanding for the Palestinian cause in the West, but many of the Palestinians' former Third World allies have chosen economic self-interest in place of ideological commitment.

"Getting our Syria policy right is crucial because Assad's regime is Tehran's only Arab world ally," Senor said.

Around the world, allies, client states, and enemies are paying ever less attention to its wishes and desires, often without serious penalty.

The information acquired should accelerate fundamental comparative genomics by building bridges between eggplant, an Old World Solanum species, and tomato, its New World ally.

During the second world war, allied bombs destroyed the three other walls of the room, leaving the painting open to the elements.

In a recent leaked letter to the prime minister, Manmohan Singh, Mr Ramesh mulled going further, floating the idea that India should be less bound to its developing-world allies and take bolder mitigation steps.