Sentence examples for world of pirate from inspiring English sources

I loved the Happy Mondays, loved the Stone Roses, Inspiral Carpets, Charlatans, Spacemen 3 and the illegal exciting world of pirate radio.

In an attempt to clear his name, and on a quest for personal glory, Digby assembled a fleet and set sail for the Mediterranean: a world of pirate cities and ancient ruins where people, ideas and exotic goods moved freely between languages and nations.

The parents suddenly disappear, and the kids are pulled into a world of pirates, warriors and an evil queen.

It is as if the children's innocent fantasy world of pirates and adventurers isn't enough.

In Pirates of the Caribbean, we boarded small barges to tour a wonderfully imagined world of pirates at play and in battle.

"Peter and the Starcatcher," a prequel to the classic Peter Pan story, is also receiving a healthy share of votes for creating a highly theatrical world of pirates and island adventure with minimal sets and props.

At the heart of the latest claims, which focus on the strenuous and expensive efforts of pay-TV companies to maintain the integrity of their encryption systems in a ruthless world of pirates, lies an elite strata of "super-hackers" whose genius was to be able to penetrate security codes which their manufacturers claim to be unbreakable.

The hostage-taking is as complex as it is seemingly senseless, the full expression of a lawless world of pirates, smugglers and warlords, where kidnapping for ransom is a business and religious wars are fought by throwing bombs into markets and churches.

It also seems that there are a lot of IT workers at banks in what might be seen as boring jobs (compared to the world of pirates) that would love to abandon their posts to work with sexier technologies at an up-and-coming startup.

And you've become an established character in the world of Pirates Of The Caribbean as Young Jack Sparrow.

Opening October 27, Ivan Liška's Le Corsaire will transport Boston Ballet audiences to an olden world of pirates, palaces, and provocation.