Sentence examples for there prove from inspiring English sources
The phrase "there prove" is not correct and does not make sense in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning. Example: "There prove to be many challenges ahead." (Note: This is a corrected version for context.)
Max soon finds, though, that ruling his kingdom is not so easy and his relationships there prove to be more complicated than he originally thought.
And make sure that when we go to tournaments we prove we are worthy of being there – prove that we are a top team by getting to the final.
Should there prove to be a sizable enough market to attract the Tiffanys and Cartiers, the strength of their brands as well as the size of their bank accounts could quickly erase any lead the online sites have achieved.
Inside, I'm crying right now!" Not that you need to go full-weep, like Cupcake did on a cliff in Ireland, but a few man tears here and there prove you're evolved.
Should there prove to be a "large-scale version of an Occupy Wall Street-type movement" by the end of 2014 – as the consultancy Gartner predicts – lessons will surely have been learned since 2011.
But he played all of Beethoven's concertos with the orchestra under Kurt Masur, and he said that if there prove to be any disagreements with Mr. Gilbert about interpretations, "I'm sure we'll come to some accommodation".
Are there proven policies that could be replicated nationwide?
For many, meeting the demons there proved too much.
Despite all the claims out there, proving a bird's provenance is plenty tricky.
The years there proved to be the happiest of her life.
Two days there proved to me that Fred didn't want us.
