Sentence examples for elements to go from inspiring English sources

Lifestyle, sentiment and engagement are the key elements to go after.

"I like to bring my work to life by making elements to go in the pictures or to sit outside them," she says.

The programmes which have been agreed – including the BBC debate on the 16th – involved all sides, broadcasters and parties, making a number of compromises, allowing the different elements to go ahead.

One of the first elements to go was an ill-considered voucher provision, which would have allowed parents from failing schools to use public money on private-school tuition.

The book is beautifully produced, with period typefaces and graphic elements to go with the travelogue-style photographs of Britain's culinary byways, many of them featuring Oliver at work and play.

It's an engaging and immersive reading experience because not only do the children choose characters and elements to go into the story, they can also colour in and draw on every page, as well as record themselves reading and add music and sound effects as they progress.

Mayor Coleman Young made a definitive statement about crime and corruption but this statement has been wrongly interpreted to mean he was saying to the criminal element to go across 8 mile and rob white suburbanites.

When you leave your bed and get to your desk, you'll have those elements ready to go.

Despite the monochrome presentation, each of the elements seemed to go its own way, though the cod, frankly, did very well on its own.

A truce was finally arranged, but disaffected elements refused to go along, melting into the jungles and mountains.

"If the Turkish army, these elements, want to go to war with the people, it would mean civil war," Baer concluded.