Sentence examples for aim of celebrating from inspiring English sources

The prize, sponsored by the Folio Society, was created last year with the aim of celebrating the year's best English-language fiction, regardless of form, genre and geography.

Established in 1996 with the aim of celebrating and promoting fiction by female authors throughout the world, it is open to any woman of any nationality or age writing in English.

A few weeks before polling day, #Milifandom began trending on Twitter – a campaign led by the 17-year-old student Abby Tomlinson – with the aim of celebrating Ed Miliband in response to the negative portrayals of him that dominated the media.

The inaugural search for Britain's New Radicals began in December with the aim of celebrating the most inspiring people and projects that – in practical ways – are finding ingenious solutions to challenges in areas such as health, education ageing, unemployment, community regeneration and wellbeing.

Self-publishing, she says, is "a labour of love – with the accent on labour!" Enter Bruno Ceschel, who started the Self Publish, Be Happy website in 2010, with the aim of "celebrating, studying and promoting self-published photobooks through events, publications and online exposure".

He said the Folio Society, founded in 1947 with the aim of celebrating the physical beauty of a book, was a "fantastic fit" as sponsor.

The awards aim to celebrate accomplishments of people of color in television, music, literature and film, while also recognizing the efforts of those working to promote social justice through those mediums.

The Asian Excellence awards aim to celebrate the achievements of Asian-Americans in arts and entertainment.

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Releasing sky lanterns is a popular way of celebrating festivals and ceremonies in the Asian countries.