Sentence examples for accomplished with some from inspiring English sources
This feat it accomplished with some of the stupidest fare on all of television.
His capture, accomplished with some serendipity after a series of seeming mishaps, illustrates the complex calculations required of operatives in the Mogadishu area.
His first task as national manager was to take Spain to the 2006 World Cup finals, which he accomplished with some difficulty, needing victory in a play-off against Slovakia in November 2005.
It's only taken us 25 years longer than Ireland to get the job done but, in fairness, it was accomplished with some style at around 4am our time, as Cross Counter led home Marmelo and A Prince Of Arran for a British 1-2-3, echoIrishhe Irish 1-2-3 in last year's race.
That got me thinking about what could be accomplished with some data on the frequency, characteristics, and outcomes following injury.
While curriculum was rigorous, it is definitely something that can be accomplished with some dedication, time management skills and the awesome support system within your program at DUSON as well as your family.
On Saturday, Mr. Barrett, speaking about Intel's efforts to train teachers to use personal computers, said that it is impressive to see what students "are able to accomplish with some help from a teacher," adding, "You can literally change people's lives".
I had a long list of what I hoped to accomplish, with some unexpected opportunities emerging along the way, so that it felt far less restful than unrelenting.
But the law " 'requires that the pivot from one administration's priorities to those of the next be accomplished with at least some fidelity to law and legal process.'. . .
Provisional fixation of the reduced fracture fragments is easily accomplished with K-wires, with some forethought given to prospective placement of screws so as to minimise retraction of the K-wires and re-insertion.
That is the very essence of capitalism, accomplished with private capital, not some government program funded with money extorted (or as Obama calls it "redistributed") from taxpayers.
