Sentence examples for achieving a whole from inspiring English sources

Somehow, Pierce and his band did, avoiding the pompous while achieving a whole lot of big.

By releasing the things that don't work in our lives -- the impediments to thriving -- and slowly including those things that create abundance and well-being, you will -- day by day, gradually, perhaps without even noticing at first -- find yourself achieving a whole new level of true and lasting success.

CONPs were injected via the vena caudalis three times, achieving a whole dose of 6 mg/kg.

And it has certainly achieved a whole lot.

"We did not achieve a whole lot," Mr. Paul said in an interview this week, recalling his work with Gonzalez.

All I know is that in the five years that I worked with him he was highly regarded overseas and achieved a whole series of successes.

Like the late works of Titian or Rembrandt, Goya's late works achieve a whole new level of freedom and depth, haunted by death but exalted. 1 East 70th Street, (212) 212-0700.

1.39pm: Sir Andrew Cahn, the former head of UK Trade and Investment, told the World at One that Prince Andrew achieved "a whole series of successes" in his role as trade ambassador in the five years that Cahn was at UKTI.

But we think the United States has an opportunity, precisely because we aren't locked in to to a pre-existing single payer system, to actually aim higher, and perhaps achieve a whole lot more.

And Mr Hall, the veteran, says his experience of witnessing "valour and selflessness that did not achieve a whole lot" makes him wish for an America more restrained in its commitments.

The final goal is to achieve a whole model in which a schedulability analysis could be applied in order to assure that this kind of systems meet timing non-functional requirements of the application.