Sentence examples for expected accomplishment from inspiring English sources

In the sixteenth century the playing of a musical instrument and singing became an expected accomplishment of noble men and women.

Get a list of your goals as soon as you are hired, including specific measurements of expected accomplishment, and keep it for future reference.

But Kidd said he expected his accomplishments as a player over a 19-year N.B.A. career had earned him some credibility with his veteran players.

Like her siblings, Queen Harrison was given a royal name by a father who expected great accomplishments from his children and taught them discipline by having them arise at 6 each morning to exercise before school.

Conveying everything while seeming to do nothing is no mean feat — a rare accomplishment expected, perhaps, from seasoned stage stars like Vanessa Redgrave (in "The Year of Magical Thinking") or Lois Smith (in the recent revival of "The Trip to Bountiful").

The expected gratification of accomplishment never arrives because the goals were not meaningful.

In short, you need to know precisely what accomplishments are expected and how to document those accomplishments.

The accomplishment is expected to pave the way for efforts to improve rice, which serves as a staple food for a large part of the world's population.

All the box-beams encountered a local flexural failure at top flange and end block-out of the beams, which prevented the accomplishment of expected ultimate shear failure and anticipated ductility levels (Tadepalli et al. 2014).

The New Yorker, December 18 , 1937P. 15 Gentleman at Lehman Brothers wrote to husband of Salem Center couple in New Hampshire who had been recommended as servants, setting forth what he expected in way of accomplishments and duties.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman and Paul E. Manheim The New Yorker, December 18 , 1937P. 15 Gentleman at Lehman Brothers wrote to husband of Salem Center couple in New Hampshire who had been recommended as servants, setting forth what he expected in way of accomplishments and duties.