Sentence examples for world granting from inspiring English sources

The folks at Merriam-Webster and the Oxford English dictionary are largely considered the gatekeepers of the word world granting status to young, upstart slang terms.

In the halcyon days of the declining Russian Empire in 1918, it was the first secular Muslim republic in the world, granting female suffrage before even the UK and the US.

In the halcyon days of the declining Russian Empire in 1918, it was the first secular Muslim republic in the world, granting female suffrage before even the UK and the USA.

Autism shapes the way you perceive the world, granting you insights that don't come easily to other people.

"Lamb of God, you who take away the sins of the world, grant us peace".

Stretch the analogy and the developed world granted high welfare benefits when it dominated the global economy, and its workforce was growing; but now its share of world trade is declining and the baby boomers are retiring.

Lamb of God, who takest away the sins of the world, grant us peace!" It comes between the Lord's Prayer and the Communion and sounds the themes of sacrifice and of adoration.

According to the Las Vegas Sun, "Criss is the only, and first, magician in the world granted permission from the inventor and filmmaker to re-create the film's death-defying stunt".

Another vital influence to British fashion is that we still have one of the best nightlifes in the world (granted, it's not quite Berlin, but at least it's not Paris), because if you've got nowhere to go out, why bother dressing up in the first place?

"Only a handful of countries in the world grant citizenship based on the GPS location of the birth".

And will God, her family or the world grant her that forgiveness?