And when all deductions are made, he had the laughter and tears of the English-speaking world at command for a full generation while he lived, and that his spell still works is proved by a continuous succession of new editions.
Some of her hymns, especially "The Sands of Time are sinking," are known and sung over the English-speaking world.
I heard the voice of Jesus say," are known all over the English-speaking world.
This conception is foreign to the English-speaking world, and neither Great Britain nor any nation of English origin possesses more than here and there an accidental trace of administrative law.
French Republic is essentially unlike any instrument of government with which the English-speaking world is familiar.
Henry Harland, whose recent death all too young was a blow to the English-speaking world, is another striking example.
What Stokes taught the English-speaking world so emphatically in the first half of the nineteenth century Sir William Broadbent was just as insistent about in the latter half.
But, alternating with these, appealed many of the shorter poems which have long since passed into the common treasure-house of all who care for poetry throughout the English-speaking world.
It was indeed more than literary success which he achieved; he conquered the whole English-speaking world.
His readers were the cultivated classes of the whole English-speaking world, and he was not merely admired, his genial humor had won for him universal love; his unique personality was as dear as his writings.
A more vigorous denunciation of the cruelty of vivisection never appeared than these words of the first scholar of the English- speaking world.
English-speaking world, ordered that children be taught "to read and understand the principles of religion and the capital laws of the country" (p.
This latter law is remarkable in that, for the first time in the English-speaking world, a legislative body representing the State ordered that all children should be taught to read.
The Law of 1642 is remarkable in that, for the first time in the English- speaking world, a legislative body representing the State ordered that all children should be taught to read.
One of the most important literary magazines in the English-speaking world, the Paris Review is published four times a year as a 175-page journal devoted almost exclusively to fiction and poetry.
Within the last four or five years there has been throughout the whole English-speaking world what Mr. Grant Allen happily calls the "recrudescence" of taste in fiction.
In this instance I am obliged to ask myself whether our literary development can be recognized separately from that of the whole English- speaking world.
From the most feared critic in the English-speaking world to the neglected boy whose father was in debtors' prison Irving received enough applause quite to turn the head of a less modest man.
The basic reason for this is that literary conditions did not induce or encourage play-writing in the English-speaking world on either side of the Atlantic.
Of these hymns, one hundred and sixty-eight were also by Watts, indicating the hold which that great hymnist retained on the English-speaking world.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "speaking world" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
