Sentence examples for worlds known from inspiring English sources
All in all, whether guided by the stars or by imperial roads, the Greeks and the Romans did well in preparing the way to geographic knowledge of worlds known and unknown, real and imaginary.
In the densely populated electronic worlds known as massively multiplayer online games, millions of Americans play, fight and barter with one another against a digital background of castles and dragons.
David J. Stevenson, a professor of planetary science at the California Institute of Technology, speculates that the decay of radioactive elements within some of these worlds, known as Kuiper Belt Objects, would produce enough warmth to melt a mixture of water ice and ammonia, an antifreeze.
But for some players, these virtual worlds known as massively multiplayer games -- filled with real friendships, real love affairs, real jealousies, real hatreds, real esteem -- are almost as important as that world of bills in the mail, office politics, personal pain and unfulfilled dreams.
The explosion in the popularity of magazines created a hunger for short pieces, bringing news about worlds known and unknown; these started to come in the form of factual pieces, but also fictional explorations of the real world at hand, the remoter parts of the world, and fantastic and incredible worlds that never existed.
At the heart of the problem are the interfaces between the digital and physical worlds known as Scada - or Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition - systems.
Find someone who has achieved world known success.
The art world knows this.
The world knows differently now.
"The whole world knows who I am.
