Sentence examples for achievements some from inspiring English sources

Given their domestic achievements some four months previously, it felt a natural opportunity to prioritise Europe.

The Lions and their coach were gone before the last rib had disappeared, but Ritchie evidently wanted to celebrate their achievements some more.

But he made a case for his achievements — some of the largest spending "investments" ever in education, transportation, infrastructure and clean-energy industries; a health care law, even if it is not the single-payer, government-run system many liberals wanted; repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" law; and the naming of two women to the Supreme Court, including the first Hispanic-American.

MY GUESS IS, in the pause following President Obama's comment "by far the best-looking attorney general in the country" — after he had praised Kamala Harris's achievements — some guests at the private fund-raiser in California cringed and said to themselves, "Oh, no … he went there".

Rock music would have thumped out at eye-watering volume, and there would have been a video listing Labour achievements, some noticeably minor: "more pine nuts in pasta salad... better teeth for Big Brother contestants... a little plaid jacket on every dog... .. Yesterday Sarah Brown came nowhere near the stage, and at the very end her husband simply waved us goodbye.

Despite all these achievements, some problems remain and need to be solved.

If you tax achievement, some of the achievers are going to pack it in.

Achievement: Some 19 traditional birth attendants have gone through antenatal, hygiene and HIV prevention training.

For that achievement, some historians say Dr. Roberts deserves to be recognized as the inventor of the personal computer.

Achievement: Some 2,678 anti-malarial bed nets have been distributed in health centres in Katine, with a focus on delivering nets to expectant mothers.

With calls by parents for tighter accountability placing schools across the country under intense scrutiny and pressure to improve student achievement, some school systems are pushing back.