Sentence examples for which they achieved from inspiring English sources

But even better than fame is immortality, which they achieved in history.

"There is not a single one, from the U.K. to Haiti," he said, "in which they achieved their targets".

Their first goal was to slash player costs, which they achieved with a $300 million reduction in salaries.

Smith set a target of 253 in 39 overs; Cronje's machinations back in 2000 had England chasing 249, which they achieved in the 76th over.

They were distracted by an intrepid run to the European Cup semi-finals, which they achieved despite losing three of their group games.

Metallica's massive success -- and the means through which they achieved it -- meant they never had to mature intellectually past the age of 19.

The extent to which they achieve those dreams, and then have to live with the burdens that follow, is the subject of Roopa Farooki's second novel.

Other entrepreneurs want their company to stay small enough that they can always run it, without selling to others, which they achieve by financing it themselves.

Under this, the emphasis is on the outcomes that solicitors need to deliver for their clients, rather than the processes by which they achieve them, guided by 10 overarching principles against which their actions will be judged.

Zöe Baird, president of the Markle Foundation, which provided funds for the NAIS report, said she hoped the debate over the two proposals would focus on "the extent to which they achieve adequate representation of the interests of public Internet users".

Flows may even travel some distance uphill when they have sufficient velocity, which they achieve either through the simple effects of gravity or from the force of a lateral blast out of the side of an exploding volcano.