Sentence examples for be to follow a from inspiring English sources

My own preference would be to follow a proposal made over 200 years ago by the Marquis de Condorcet.

Better, she said, would be to follow a single rough rule: Established vegetables need an inch of water each week during the summer, either from rain or watering.

"A cool experimental test would be to follow a newly established hawk nest, or to establish new nest sites with platforms or nest boxes", said Professor Prum.

Earlier this month, Harvey's agent, Scott Boras, told members of the media that the medically responsible thing for the Mets to do would be to follow a hard innings limit with his client.

With any decision making body, the goal should be to follow a consistent methodology that helps accurately identify the problem, business need, or functional requirement, so a valid and sustainable decision can be developed.

New Democracy officials and commentators said one priority of a Mitsotakis government could be to follow a traditional practice by changing the electoral law and to seek a more substantial parliamentary majority.

To this end, the best way forward would be to follow an integrated testing approach.

The Vue is to follow a few weeks later.

Foremost of these is to follow a trusted consensus.

Our good sense is to follow a guess.

"To follow the Silk Road is to follow a ghost," writes Colin Thubron in his latest book.