Sentence examples for are to express from inspiring English sources
Is there something about the students' limited abilities in German that makes them more aware of how difficult some things are to express in any language?
Labour MPs are to express concern to the party leadership about the attendance of the chief whip, Nick Brown, at a Momentum conference where a motion was passed calling for the mandatory reselection of MPs.
Henrik Stenson, who shared the second-round lead, and Donald have reached a stage in their careers where, if they are to express the full extent of their talent, they have to start winning majors.
POETS, songwriters and left-wing politicians hate the idea, but for decades opinion-poll evidence has been clear: money buys happiness and the richer you are, the more likely you are to express satisfaction with your life.
On Thursday, officials in Finland are to express their conditions for approving the deal, and other countries may follow with their own demands to ensure their loans will be paid back.
The emotional values the wealthy are seeking in their kitchens are to express artistry in the design of their kitchens and what comes out of them; to transfer the power in the appliance to feel personally empowered; and to reinforce their feelings of self-worth through the selection of the best of the best for their homes.
