Sentence examples for achieve to do something from inspiring English sources

If you achieve to do something that's not cheesy or bland, it can easily sound full of pathos.

A progressive party that was sincere about helping the people it said it cared about needed to achieve power to do something for them.

To achieve this "we have to do something different, because we are too predictable.

The only way to achieve such stature is to do something bold and timeless, like taking an unpopular stand or making an unpopular move.

She thinks it is remarkable what Sharon and Peres have achieved, and feels compelled to do something to help.

I also believe that working in partnership with other social enterprises is the way forward – building upon what others have already achieved, rather than trying to do something new just for the sake of it.

"Things" allow us to do something, achieve multiple tasks and glean useful, actionable information.

Greenpeace and UN can't achieve everything we also have to do something.

Remember that to achieve this, Labour would have to do something so radical that half of all Green voters switched sides, while not losing a single voter to any other party.

To achieve the second point, "you have to do something a little bit more surprising," he added.

"In the Premier League we are very close to the relegation zone and we must play at the same level as the Champions League because when we want to do something, we achieve something.