Sentence examples for To worked from inspiring English sources
verb
To do a specific task by employing physical or mental powers. intransitive
Everything I'd put my hand to worked.
As I've said previously, the detail needs to worked through.
Others of us believe that maths, music, ethics and science are not things we invent, they are areas of potential knowledge which can be carefully and patiently attended to, worked out.
deferred course to worked in Germany for two years as a private tutor to save up funds, financial support from parents and grandad It was more a question of surviving rather than coping.
She noted that such challenges were not unprecedented for the academy, which had to worked to recruit younger members in the 1960s and 1970s in order to remain relevant.
An Iraqi politician who used to worked closely with Mr. Maliki said he is "inflexible, sticks to his own viewpoints, and is very bold in expressing them," and that character trait, he said, will eventually get him into trouble with the Kurdish and Sunni parties.
