Sentence examples for there achieving from inspiring English sources

Spending time being down is less time out there achieving and enjoying.

In the last two years his traveling retrospective, simply called "Vik," has been in five cities there, achieving record attendance.

But the bullish wave began in Europe earlier Tuesday, with several markets there achieving gains of close to 3 percent.

To Richard Leacock, a good film involved you and gave you the "feeling of being there". Achieving that goal required defying the conventions of filmmaking of his time: spontaneous rather than scripted; minimal equipment on-site instead of studio sets and large crews; and, most important, the courage to engage with one's subjects, to never rehearse, and to accept the inevitable missed shot.

Still others can't go back, and for good reasons (no jobs, broken families, and so forth) … Rather, my advice would be to do your very best to root yourself in the community where you do live, and to do your best to stay there — achieving "stability" in the Benedictine sense.

"There are lots of female athletes out there achieving great things, but there aren't the role models to aspire to like there are on the men's side.

Moving rapidly through the country, he confronted the Comte d'Isle at Auberoche on 21 October and there achieved a victory described as "the greatest single achievement of Lancaster's entire military career".

Last year, the students there achieved between them 175 A* and A grades.

As a result, rockets launched from the spaceport there achieve orbit faster and are cheaper and easier to launch than those from competing sites in the United States, Kazakhstan and China.

They deserve wider attention, although more form-filling by the many decent landlords out there achieves little when councils cower from dealing with the true crooks.

She moved to Germany to further her dancing career and there achieved many titles including World European Latin semi-finalist and World Cup Championship semi-finalist.