Sentence examples for world stretching from inspiring English sources

Its monarchy — the Chrysanthemum Throne — is the oldest in the world, stretching back to antiquity.

After the fall of the Berlin Wall it even looked like a world, stretching as it did around the planet.

The Appalachians are the oldest mountains in the world, stretching from Canada to the southern United States.

It is the risks associated with managing supply chains that spread around the world, stretching deep into China, India and elsewhere.

Shortly after the Soviet Union fell apart, many Turks had high hopes that they would become leaders of a Turkic-speaking world stretching from the Adriatic to China.

But there are a billion Muslims in the world, stretching across the Eastern hemisphere from Western Africa to eastern Indonesia, and they interact with dozens of different people.

And his résumé in the jazz world stretches even further.

For a moment, pace Larkin, it was by way of the Internet that the world stretched a hand toward him.

As the world stretches out below, the father mutters something and just walks away, never to be seen again.

In Columbus's day, most geographers still relied on Ptolemy, who posited that the "known world" stretched a hundred and eighty degrees from east to west; the rest was water.

By 1948, it's like a race, with the United States out front and the other nations of the world stretched in a long tail behind.