Sentence examples for how about we set from inspiring English sources
So instead of having the mail man (or woman) visit every home everywhere, how about we set a geographic boundary for home delivery at some point on the outskirts of every urban area?
How about we set up a network of theatres that screen shows from smaller companies into their studio spaces?
Then he said, "Well, you're gonna be by the border in Thunder Bay in a couple weeks so how about we set something up?" I said, "Well, I'm not going over the fuckin' border".
But if it's true we can do "whatever we set our mind to," then how about we set our mind to reigniting the American Dream for everybody, and not just those few for whom the recession is an out-of-sight-out-of-mind reality?
If it's true we can do "whatever we set our mind to," as the president said upon announcing the killing of Osama bin Laden, then how about we set our mind to reigniting the American Dream for everybody, and not just those few for whom the recession is an out-of-sight-out-of-mind problem of the past?
We need to better prepare learners in the UK to have the confidence and skills and abilities to set their own goals and understand how they might go about achieving those goals because there is going to be much more fluidity in the future about how we set our careers and direction".
We rarely outpossess other countries, so we've got to think logically about how we set up and the best way to get results.
"The more we can involve the broader membership in conversations about how we set campaign priorities, electoral priorities, achievement priorities, the more secure and strong the party will be.
Your job as President is to think about how we set up an equitable tax system so that everybody is paying their fair share that allows us then to invest in science and technology and infrastructure, all of which are going to help us grow.
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Your job as President is to think about how do we set up an equitable tax system so that everybody is paying their fair share, that allows us then to invest in science and technology and infrastructure, all of which are going to help us grow.
