Sentence examples for needs to the from inspiring English sources

He called his colonel, at the latter's office, and explained his needs to the girl.

Someone needs to – the old Roban is the most heroic figure the show has.

Boozily explaining her needs to the guys, she resorts briefly to "I'm keeping it real".

As for whether I'd entrust my medical needs to the line-up on view?

Donna Ziegfinger, the owner, communicated all our food needs to the ship's dining-room captain months in advance.

It certainly needs to: the shoes featured in the images are said to cost around €5,000 £4,8000).

He funded the Africa Bureau, set up in 1952 to explain Africa's problems and needs to the world at large.

We need increasing levels of care as we survive beyond our time and bring greater and more complex needs to the table.

The campaign will also underline, as boldly and repeatedly as it needs to, the broad span of Mr. McCain's time inside the Beltway.

"This exploration programme remains critically important to America's energy needs, to the economy and jobs in Alaska, and to Shell," it said.

We will never be able to match future job-specific needs to the supply of young people via training, in a democracy.