Sentence examples for had really achieved from inspiring English sources

They listened to us and we all left feeling we had really achieved something together," he says.

In those days, when I got into the park, I thought I had really achieved something, in terms not of stamina or increased heart rate, but of survival.

Schubert never completed another symphony, but it would take musical culture until late into the 19th century to digest and understand what he had really achieved in this one-of-a-kind piece.

Although, RR had really achieved good response time but with comparable waiting time to SRDQ.

Billy was running about the garden and making progress – and, like a proud mum, I was putting these photos and videos up on social media, to show all the people who had supported Billy over the years that they had really achieved something.

All they've really achieved is keeping addiction an oddity, a sideshow.

"Under Jay Oliva, we have really achieved much of what we dreamt of 25 years ago," Mr. Lipton said.

In this event, all it has really achieved is to reduce Paddy Wilson's costs on the show's demise.

For me, it was more personal because of the death of my son and probably never having really achieved any resolution.

"It should be political in its orientation and talk about what we in the Democratic Party have really achieved in the West.

"When I come to my native region I look forward to seeing the legacy we have really achieved here for the next generations".