Sentence examples for background to go from inspiring English sources

We will do everything we can to help anybody, whatever your background, to go as far as your talents will take you".

It was in the teeth of a dreadful mid-1970s recessitn, it wasn't exactly a thrillingly positive background to go against.

"It's more difficult with someone of her background to go on the attack than it would be for Joe Biden," said Warren Rudman, a former Republican senator from New Hampshire.

"What I tell the kids all the time -- Ricardo, may he rest in peace -- is, the world is a bigger place than where they're from," Coach Taylor said, adding Lincoln Hall gives students the background to go elsewhere.

I wanted to be out there with them, but no matter how much I jumped up and screamed, there just wasn't any need for a soldier of my age and background to go outside the wire.

We needed somebody who had the skill set or background to go through a company's full life cycle.

Take, for example, the British government's efforts to encourage more people from poor backgrounds to go to university.

"And it was the most popular place in the city for dancers of various backgrounds to go and take classes".

The 1944 Butler Act, riding the same democratic wave as the American G.I. Bill, provided grants for gifted children from regular backgrounds to go to élite private schools.

Because many people, and the National Union of Students (NUS), believe upfront cash matters when encouraging students from deprived backgrounds to go to university.

We're going to quickly have to adopt the American model, where there are a number of scholarship schemes in place, based both on background and skill, which allow people from more challenged financial backgrounds to go into education.