Sentence examples for to toward from inspiring English sources
preposition
In the direction of.
- She moved toward the door.
Donor nations are giving about twice what they used to toward maternal and child health.
"My sole interest is in Brett Hull and in helping the team he goes to toward winning the Stanley Cup.
Resisting the impulse to toward irritation, Lily replies: "Gracie, sweetie, I'm just going out on a date".
Henry displayed virtually no reaction after the goal, turning and walking slowly back to toward the center circle, as if he was playing in a Sunday pickup game.
"So," Mr. Frank said, "their goal of paying down some of their debt is now going to have to be put off to toward the end of 2001".
In the preface to "Toward a Better Life," Stephen A. Briganti, president of the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation, writes that, like this book, the new National Museum of Immigration will go beyond traditional history to introduce "America's new immigrants, get a rare look inside their lives, and perhaps a glimpse of our future".
The original formulation of SharedPlans by B. Grosz and C. Sidner (1990) was developed to provide a model of collaborative planning in which it was not necessary for one agent to have intentions-to toward an act of a different agent.
One has to point toward Earth, the other toward space.
I wanted to move toward capitalism and you toward socialism".
How then to inch toward change?
They drifted elbow to elbow toward St.
