Sentence examples for told to fix from inspiring English sources

Now is the time, he'll be told, to fix America's entitlement problem once and for all.

The newcomers were told to fix remaining problems in fighting corruption and protecting minority rights and all 25 nations were urged to show "a stronger sense of solidarity," a reference to the gaping rift within Europe over Iraq.

When Mr. Reed was brought in less than seven weeks ago, governance was the problem he was told to fix, and he has done a good job in getting rid of the old directors and proposing a new board structure.

"We're told to fix our scripts to make them producible, to make them more affordable to put on, yet it is the plays that are the most challenging to stage that are chosen because of those very impossibilities," Ms. Vogel said, pointing to the coup de théâtre of the Angel crashing into Prior Walter's bedroom in Tony Kushner's "Angels in America".

But what followed was a series of increasingly abrupt emails, seen by Guardian Money, in which Koper was first told to fix the issue himself – "Look it up online" – and which finished with "The problem appears to be you do not know how to operate hot water in warm weather".

Interestingly, though, participants who were told to fix their gaze in the corner of the screen in which objects had appeared earlier performed better than those told to fix their gaze in another corner.

Those kids that "roasted?" After it ended, I told them how irresponsible it was to do that prior to a show and how disappointed I was -- and told them to fix it.

He stopped her and told her to fix her mistake.

The board told management to fix problems but never followed up.

The general told him to fix it, but he lacked the expertise, and a meeting was called.

The friend told him to fix his eyes on the target ball for the whole stroke, and when he did that his cueitis disappeared.