Sentence examples for like to achieve something from inspiring English sources

But I mumbled, 'Well, I'd sort of like to achieve something.' " T's latest magazine explores some of the most unique travel destinations around the world.

The South Korean leadership would like to achieve something that lowers military tensions on the peninsula, focusing on North Korea's nuclear and missile programs, which have generated anxiety throughout the region.

"It will give them the feeling of knowing what it is actually like to achieve something in the game.

For example, indicators like "able to achieve something that others are unable to", "betray and sell out your friends" and "not bring enough money when treating others" are situational indicators causing one to have/lose face.

Only Martin Puryear's attenuated ladder sculpture and Dan Perjovschi's graffitilike wall drawings managed to achieve something like presence.

That he was able to achieve something like affection on "Hey, Soul Sister" — a reference to his "untrimmed chest" notwithstanding — was a surprise.

I am convinced of that but obviously it is one of the toughest places in the world to come and try to achieve something like this".

And also of Pixar, one of the few companies after Disney (which acquired it in 2006) to achieve something like auteur status in its own right.

"It would also be something to share with my son, to say that he was around and present on this Earth when I managed to achieve something like that.

The first person in European history, other than a king or queen or emperor or soldier or saint, to achieve something like modern celebrity was Michelangelo in the 16th century.

I think that Serena and I will be remembered as women who changed the sport, and for us just to be able to achieve something like that in our lifetimes is beyond what we ever dreamed of achieving on the court.