Sentence examples for world stories from inspiring English sources
NOT THE END OF THE WORLD: Stories, by Kate Atkinson.
The most beautiful among them is Caroline and Martine Laffon's MAPPING THE WORLD: Stories of Geography (Firefly, $39.95).
There are plenty of similar stories in the real world, stories that remind us there is hope.
It's a limbo world: stories of ill-timed love affairs, small misunderstandings between friends, missed cues and minor victories.
Fox has now produced another volume, "News from the World: Stories and Essays" (Norton; $24.95), which brings together short pieces stretching back to the first two stories she ever published.
Mr. Gray, who works for Sky Sports, has been the subject of a number of embarrassing News of the World stories about his sex life, including one titled "Randy Andy's Teeny Weeny Tartan Hanky Spanky With Me".
It is a world story, not solely America's.
But as the New World story plays out, the novel loses focus and sheen.
Though, as McQueen, points out, slavery is not solely an American but a world story.
McQueen said it was "a world story because it has to do with slavery and slavery was a world industry".
Arts world story of the week was the news that BBC1 has commissioned an adaptation of David Walliams's children's book, Mr Stink.
