Sentence examples for achieve something to from inspiring English sources

Randomly training is fine but you might want to achieve something; to get to a goal.

"We have to go there to achieve something, to try to win the World Cup, quite simply".

Because entertaining with hate is teaching the young that this is OK, that they have something to aspire to, something to achieve, something to profit from.

RB7: If I am competent this means that I have the ability to achieve something, to work on it, to talk about it.

The word is derived from two Latin words: ' dignitas', which means merit, implying that one has to achieve something to be dignified; and ' dignus' [ 2, 3], which means worth, suggesting a quality that renders something valuable or confers value for one's wealth [ 4].

Now, at last, Mandelson has achieved something to match his formidable grandfather.

"One of the joys of gaming is that the story means so much more because you have achieved something to get it, rather than just watching it.

"We must have achieved something to be playing in the first round of the FA Cup on Friday".

I use feedback loops to achieve something transcendental, to find something eternal that I can listen to over and over".

When gaps failed to appear, a Liverpool team striving to achieve something akin to Total Football fell short.

But put together, they achieve something close to full resistance.