Sentence examples for achieve I really from inspiring English sources

And as for the look she wants to achieve: "I really want it to look like a lush, green, old lady's English garden in the sky, like my grandma's garden but up high, looking over the city.

Well, Eylan and ONSchool represent a small part of what we all hope to achieve and I really hope he does it!

I know that our society has, in the last few decades, decided that all babies are special and that children are more important than people who have lived, loved, contributed and achieved but I really don't think it's likely your progeny will grow up to do anything more special or important than you have yourselves.

"I now knew that it had just been my lack of confidence and my fear that had stopped me from achieving what I really wanted to do".

Because at school I could never really achieve and I never really believed in myself.

"Whether or not the position has authority over the entirety of city government to achieve the goal I really think is a misplaced criticism of a group of people that have started to really appreciate how broad the potential is," she said.

"I said originally that I would maybe like to return to one of my old clubs or my home-town club Castleford but when I looked at it and thought about it more, I realised I still really wanted to win things and achieve things and I really believe I can do that at Hull FC".

"My mum did absolutely everything for me to enable me to achieve my dreams and I really appreciate how much she sacrificed," says women's world number two Victoria Azarenka, whose mother follows her career from a distance.

Galea told the Hull KR website: "I think we've still got a lot to achieve and I'm really happy to sign a new one-year deal".

"I'm pleased I've achieved a really high standard and I've surprised myself over the years.

Maybe this is where the secret path to nirvana lies — the nirvana that people who watch a lot of MTV say is possible to achieve, but I never really found it.