Sentence examples for To appears from inspiring English sources
verb
To come or be in sight; to be in view; to become visible.
The stylebook wants singular "street " and "avenue" when "to" appears in phrases like these.
Who Cares, What After-Parties Are You Going To? appears to be a shoo-in for Best Picture.
What the synod agreed to appears to have appeased both sides and brought a rare moment of unity.
Apparently Pantani, who was unmarried, had become estranged from his family, having lost contact with his father, his most passionate supporter, and the last person he spoke to appears to have been the hotel porter.
The great hall in Oxford Cameron was referring to appears to be that at New College and the story one that gained prominence when narrated by Stewart Brand on his TV series How Buildings Learn.
Training, setting sales goals for employees, analysing reports and planning start to appears in the routine of small business owner-manager.
But of all the threats and insults that Duterte has hurled against his critics and perceived opponents, his go-to appears to be calling people sons of whores.
Jokowi wishes to appear tougher.
We love to appear knowledgable.
