Sentence examples for achieve everyone from inspiring English sources

"When you are growing up and people say what do you want to achieve, everyone says I want to be the best in the world.

One mayor in Bolivia now brags about his district achieving "everyone" status.

Everyone we hired and kept had the same vision of, commitment to and passion for what we wanted to achieve, and everyone had options (including many of the early interns).

Liberal Democrat MP Norman Lamb, who was a health minister until 7 May, said recently that the Forward View's financial assumptions were "completely heroic" and the £22bn "virtually impossible" to achieve, "and everyone on the ground knows just how impossible it is".

"We're going to go for the very best we can achieve... everyone in the system, I'm asking them to join with me in recognising that to do that we need to step change in terms of what we expect from the system and the challenge we put down to our teachers, our pupils and to the machinery of education in Wales.

"I'm hoping to achieve what everyone here is hoping to achieve - promotion".

But at the same time, it may be difficult to convince people about the vitality of your network if it doesn't have a ton of inner-site traffic, which is obviously easier to achieve is everyone is friends with one another and clicking on their pages.

Our ideals are important, they make us who we are, and when we fail to achieve them, everyone suffers.

That's when the best stories are told and it's what makes us love what government can achieve for everyone.

But ask your kids if they'd rather make $207 more a week and see if they grasp the concept of what unions can achieve for everyone today.

He wrote in his autobiography, Speaker: Lessons from Forty Years in Coaching and Politics, that "the coaches who have the most success put their best and most talented people out front to achieve, and everyone else comes together to work".