Sentence examples for to achieving something from inspiring English sources

But we are very close to achieving something special".

In 1946 he came close to achieving something unheard-of in Lower Saxony: a balanced budget.

Dorsett, who wears No. 33, as his father did, is similar to him, too, in his outspokenness, confident manner, bright smile and dedication to achieving something great.

That raises questions of verification but, nevertheless, if you take what people commit themselves to for the 2015-2020 period, whether it's by legal agreement or by voluntarily stating those targets, you add that up and then get to the first stage and if you can show there's sufficient commitments to cutting emissions, you could say we're on target to achieving something.

"That would have been beyond the club's wildest dreams a few years ago but as a group of players we were very near to achieving something very special.

During their special teams meeting Wednesday, they gave a collective nod to achieving something that hadn't been done in the NHL in more than 30 years — leading the league in power play and penalty killing.

We desperately want to achieve something still".

You go to achieve something.

You have to sacrifice to achieve something.

But Netanyahu managed to achieve something else.

The colonists came here to be free, to achieve something.