Sentence examples for achieving solace from inspiring English sources
In that way, I'm hoping to achieve freedom or some sort of self-destruction — walk that line between freedom and self-destruction in achieving solace with the history of the paper bag.
But he now takes solace in what Khashoggi has achieved in death.
Globally, the film has earned $870m £540mm) in box office sales, trumping both Casino Royale in 2006 and Quantum of Solace in 2008, which both achieved $599m £372mm).
"Hard work and sweat invigorate the spirit and provide a solace no government program will ever achieve," he said.
Sampras said it was no solace in these times that he had achieved legendary status.
But they failed and ran off, having achieved nothing but the desecration of one of the 20th Century's greatest buildings, a place of solace and prayer shaped by the great modern architect not just for members of the Roman Catholic Church, but for everyone.
But whereas many of us know somebody who has found solace in a hurried grasp of the rosary beads or a passage from the Koran are high, in Britain at least, not so many of us are in contact with those that have achieved the same serenity from the teachings of Mr. Hubbard.
Achieve, achieve, achieve.
