Sentence examples for fulfil something of from inspiring English sources

But whether or not Mr Kan has the leadership ability to fulfil something of the voters' aspirations, as he promised in his victory speech, is a different matter.In Japan's murky politics, this result should at least make two things clear: Mr Ozawa is not the force he and his supporters thought he was; nor should he be able any longer to pull the strings of the DPJ from behind the scenes.

"It fulfils something in me that I don't know how I'd serve otherwise".

Such intransigence fulfils admirably a subject's side of the bargain: to provide something of note from the meeting.

"Official spokesman: locusts retreat following President Morsi's promise to fulfil all their demands," quipped a popular Facebook commentator, hinting that after eight months in power, Egypt's Brotherhood-run government is itself something of a plague.

But they have to fulfil three of the five f's: a first – something I've never done before.

My mate Evan, with ten years of medical training under his belt, helped me fulfil both of these requirements when he handed me something at Notting Hill Carnival, and said "Trust me, I'm a doctor".

Or will the group fulfil their objective of recruiting vast swathes of white British nationalists and doing… something?

It said men apply for jobs if they can fulfil 40% of criteria.

In Uganda, we have set up 14 reception centres which fulfil many of these ambitions.

Hence estimates do not fulfil one of the usual purposes.

Not only that, but the plastic cutlery failed to fulfil any of its intended purposes, shattering on impact like a cheap ruler, and further adding to the sense that you were either on an EasyJet flight or in some kind of institution where metal forks were something you earned through good behaviour. .