Sentence examples for world switched from inspiring English sources

That's why, during the nineties, I continued to use DOS and floppy disks while the rest of the world switched to Windows and CD-ROM.

(Soon afterward, Mr. Murdoch, Mr. Morgan and The News of the World switched allegiances to the Labour leader, Tony Blair, who in turn submitted an editorial to the paper titled "Major's Failed and He Knows It").

If the world switched on to watch the 2000 Games in Sydney, they did so with even greater enthusiasm this time, with the audience put at four billion, a 20percentnt larger share of viewers.

It comes as a shock because most governments, and even many scientists, have assumed that carbon dioxide emissions would work their way out of the atmosphere in about a century, enabling it to clean itself fairly rapidly once the world switched to clean sources of energy.

Many countries/territories of the world switched driving side for various reasons including harmonisation transport system with dominant neighbouring countries.

Scientists say that if all smokers in the world switched from cigarettes to electronic cigarettes, it could save millions of lives.

The latest story finds him attempting to unplug himself from the modern world – switching off phones and computers – with reassuringly calamitous results.

Personally, I'd like to see the world switch to alternative forms of energy — like solar and wind — as soon as possible.

But in the pamphleteer's upside-down world, switching sides is essential to persuading your readers of the infamy of what you used to hold dear.

And it is nearly impossible, unless the world switches course and instead of just adding CO2 to the atmosphere also starts to remove it.

The catwalk show was livestreamed all over the world– switch from a 4pm showtime to 2pm, chosen because it enables Burberry to reach a larger Chinese audience.