Sentence examples for To to understand from inspiring English sources

Therefore, Bush should take the time he needs to to understand what that means.

"I'm not sure America has made the effort that it needs to to understand what it is we just went through," he says.

But she said that his primary role, in a time of rapid and difficult change for the media, would be as "someone to look to, to understand the landscape and make sense of what's going on".

Focus on the tasks she describes as being important for anybody who wants to rise in this economy: the ability to be assertive in a meeting; to disagree pleasantly; to know when to interrupt and when not to; to understand the flow of discussion and how to change people's minds; to attract mentors; to understand situations; to discern what can change and what can't.

In order to to understand how new robots work is interesting to know the history of ancient (see part i) and modern robotics.

"Until you're in that atmosphere - whether you're a player or a fan - and you're inside that arena playing in that game or involved in that game it's really difficult to to understand".

Try, just try, to listen, to understand.

Simple to understand, and easy to explain.

To reread her is to understand why.

"To understand food is to understand culture," Ms. Newman said.

To understand impostors is to understand anonymity and inadequacy.