a world to win造句

• His third album, " A World to Win, " was a collection of original labor-themed songs.
• In June 2005, it dissolved itself into A World to Win, a more loosely organised version of that book.
• The autobiographical element of the  worker-writer is the underlying component of " A World to Win ".
• The group decided to orient itself towards the anti-capitalist movement and published a book entitled " A World to Win ".
• If June 31 were to take over the job of keeping the human calendar in time with the actual movements of the planet, we would, to paraphrase a familiar quote, have a world to win and nothing to lose but ailments of the upper respiratory tract.
• E . L . Doctorow wrote ( a ) " A World to Win; " ( b ) " World's Fair; " ( c ) " The World in His Arms; " ( d ) all of the above.
• While he worked, he wrote, and it is said that in 1934, when soaring temperatures had burned up crops and blistered city streets, Conroy moved his kitchen table outdoors beneath a shade tree where he created his second novel, " A World to Win ".
• CPI ( MLM ) have published several books and it is publishing some regular magazines such as " Haghighat " (-B?B * , Persian for'Truth') and " Jahani Baraye Fath " (, G'F? ( 1'? A * -, a Persian translation of the RIM publication'A world to win').
• Although the novel portrayed the Hurley families struggles throughout the earlier years of the Depression, most criticisms of the book were not kind towards Conroy s use of this narrative style to explore the difficulties of the working class .  In her review of " A World to Win " for New Masses, Meridel Le Sueur suggested that Conroy had fallen victim to the,  seductiveness of bourgeois literature and its forms .