Sentence examples for being to show from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, it carried on, the aim being to show Algeria as green and radiant and to symbolise a country finally at peace.
He showed himself a remorseless questioner, his first success being to show that of the £2bn the Tories pumped into Michael Heseltine's 10 urban development corporations, six had lost £67m on land purchases largely for commercial rather than industrial development.
Marimekko, whose chic, simple frocks Jacqueline Kennedy prized, has found a fresh new streak of creativity; the work of young and not-so-young designers from around the world (like the witty Briton Tom Dixon at Artek) can be seen in Finnish cutlery and furniture; and a sparkling new design district has come into being to show it off.
The idea being to show off Google's increasing range of hardware devices and supporting services, such as its Nexus smartphones, Chromebook laptops, and Chromecast TV dongle, in best light.
Application of the test data to conveyor design is also presented with the aim being to show how the test facility can be used to improve the accuracy of conveyor belt tension calculations by more accurately evaluating the performance of different rubber compounds and belt constructions.
There are several reasons you may want to announce your new relationship-revenge, one being to show her that someone finds you attractive and you've even found happiness.
