Sentence examples for achievement both from inspiring English sources
The human body seems at once frail and heroic, the human pursuit of happiness and achievement both ludicrous and necessary.
Despite their artistic achievement, both albums sold dismally; Elektra dropped the band, and it broke up, then reunited briefly in 1973 as Iggy and the Stooges.
If the Volt redeems even a portion of its promise, it will be a remarkable, and most unlikely, achievement, both for G.M. and for the car's creator, Bob Lutz.
It's a neat idea and if Luscombe pulls it off it should be a memorable achievement, both for him and Terry and Bennett, who will play Rosaline and Berowne in Lost and Beatrice and Benedick in Won.
"We can look back on a year of achievement, both at home and internationally and we are pleased to post a record profit performance," said chief executive, Christopher Bell.
Even if the Games opened with just a few seats unsold, it would be a big achievement, both for the London Games and the wider acceptance of Paralympic sport.
He added, "The desire for immortality... explains all the extraordinary achievements, both good and bad".
Exhibitions of economic and cultural achievements, both of China and of other countries, are frequently mounted in the three halls.
But for me one thing they had in common illuminates certain aspects of their achievements: Both were devotees of Beethoven.
Mo Mowlam and Clare Short pioneered some of New Labour's most impressive achievements, both in Ireland and in the rest of the world.
Sarah Kerton, who completed a popular music and recording BA at the University of Salford, says her degree has been "the force behind my achievements both musically and academically".
