Sentence examples for be to prove from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
"The point would be to prove it can be done".
His mission would be to prove them wrong, one jumper at a time.
Stepps's job over the next six weeks will be to prove him right.
His challenge moving forward will be to prove with his deeds that his words Tuesday night carried no deeper meaning.
How extreme must a test be to prove a product's safety?But the row is about more than the science.
One way would be to prove to artists and labels that they can make good money there.
In his attempt to restructure the state and change the constitution, Erdoğan's greatest task will be to prove to be "the people"; and the task of the opposition will be to prove him wrong.
The biggest challenge for Mr. Quadir will be to prove he can replicate GrameenPhone's success in other, very different countries.
An alternative would be to prove that Mr Gurlitt inherited the works "in bad faith", in which case he never properly owned them in the first place.
The challenge for Manchester City's manager, Roberto Mancini, will be to prove what happened in May was just the start of his team's supremacy.
Reed therefore decided that the main work of the commission would be to prove or disprove the agency of an insect intermediate host.
