Sentence examples for achieve for himself from inspiring English sources

What would he still like to achieve for himself, as a writer?

You cannot put a limit on what a player with those two qualities can achieve for himself and his side.

That unity is what Monk tries to achieve for his subject, and that Oppie tried, and largely failed, to achieve for himself.

Most of all, Mr. Feiler achieves for his readers what he set out to achieve for himself: to ground the Bible in real soil and in real history and, in so doing, demonstrate its amazing vitality.

The country can and should offer a framework that enables every citizen to achieve for himself and contribute to his community.

Something else he achieved for himself in Los Angeles, as before in Vienna and Berlin, was a circle of younger people who graduated smoothly from apprentices to devoted helpers -- none more devoted and more helpful than Leonard Stein, who recently celebrated his 85th birthday.

Mr Speight may be awaiting a similar call.In this section Fiji's smiling demagogue One victory, more needed Home on a mountain of rubbish The growing cost of war Unlucky Jin A new face of protest in Pakistan ReprintsEven if he does not get a top job, Mr Speight seems to have achieved for himself a considerable victory by the brutal hijacking of his country.

Your character in Far Cry 2 is interested not in ending violence or achieving for himself some great, personal status but rather perpetuating war and earning, simply, money.

"How can we expect President Abbas to defend the right to return seriously and faithfully while he himself disbelieves it and has no intention to achieve it for himself and for his children and grandchildren?" asked Mr. Atwan, who was born in a refugee camp.

When Baudolino returns to Frederick's court and the Holy Roman Empire, he is persuaded to put his new learning to use and achieve glory for himself by luring Frederick into a different kind of ambition than the one he has pursued until then.

Anybody who is able to die will be able to achieve happiness for himself; he has no other hope except that.