Sentence examples for begin to achieve from inspiring English sources

Only then should multilateral talks begin to achieve "zero nuclear weapons on all sides".

The tenderness displayed here mixes with hilarity in a way very few directors could even begin to achieve.

The trumpet did not begin to achieve its expressive potential as a solo instrument until it found its way into the hands of Louis Armstrong.

The government said its proposal would begin to achieve what it calls "restorative justice," an apparent allusion to the Moros' complaints of discrimination and dispossession through the decades.

Whether Ms. Rice can begin to achieve it may depend on how well she adapts to a markedly new role, and surmounts problems that have dogged her as national security adviser for the past four years.

It's signed by "The Club of the New Chinese Enlightenment, a collective of young Chinese people who live abroad," and it is an open call for democracy in China and for a movement to begin to achieve it.

Finally he mounted her and began to achieve intromission.

In less than a year, he has begun to achieve his vision for the Justice Department.

Several nations began to achieve success with smokeless powder of nitrated cellulose and usually some nitroglycerin.

But the band quickly began to achieve cult status in the city.

Mexico's government debt began to achieve investment-grade status in 2000 with dramatic effects.