Sentence examples for be to explore from inspiring English sources

And so my nature tends to be to explore something that I'm terrified of".

Another nice segue might be to explore this stunning photograph gallery.

The next challenge will be to explore the Arctic vents up close, Dr. Edmonds said.

My suggestion for Big Brother 2015 would be to explore the horror movie potential the show has never capitalised on.

The role of an artist should be to explore, ask questions, but too often people want to be comforted".

His next move will be to explore heading to Europe or playing in the N.B.A.'s Development League.

"Adz" has virtually no narrative: its goal seems to be to explore the emotions the music creates as it is creating them.

I'm going to the U.S. soon, and one of the great draws will be to explore American collections, particularly in the American Midwest.

The point of doing all this would be to explore how the focus or design of particular projects affects their long-term impact, and so shape the design of the next generation.

And the best way to begin addressing that issue, I suspect, will be to explore the ambitions and calculations and ideals that propelled him along his unlikely path to power.

A starting point could to be to explore how new innovations could help to fill gaps in data for the new sustainable development goals, along the lines of the SDG data labs proposed by the Ieag report.