Sentence examples for something to achieve from inspiring English sources
A new generation is beginning to see sport as something to achieve for your country.
To have something to desire, something to make, something to achieve, and at last something genuine to give.
Obviously it hurt, but it makes you feel as if you've gone through something to achieve it.
"I still have some targets here, something to achieve, and I don't want to end up in my life having something left," said Trulli.
Mr Miliband adds: "The hardest decision you can make in government is to turn down an exercise on the grounds that there might be a substantial risk to human rights abroad, in the knowledge that by turning it down you're forsaking the chance to do something to achieve greater security for people here.
I'd love us to get to 60 points, which would be something to achieve.
"This is about trying something out to achieve something and you have to be positive about this.
The expectation was either absolute glory (something hard to achieve) or the possibility of lynching him (something more to hand).
It had to be something extreme, to achieve notoriety.
That would require infinite precision, something impossible to achieve even in an ever-expanding universe.
A PhD thesis is something realistic to achieve; it doesn't have to win the Nobel Prize.
