Sentence examples for aim of pulling from inspiring English sources

Four years ago, they created the Youth Justice Board with a network of local Youth Offending Teams with the aim of pulling together different agencies to tackle the in dividual roots of any child's crime.

It's a build-it-yourself computer launching today on Kickstarter with the aim of pulling in $100,000 in crowdbacking to get 1,000 of its Kano kits to market by summer 2014.

Built on top of the Raspberry Pi, Kano is a build-it-yourself computer which launched on Kickstarter with the aim of pulling in $100,000 in crowd funding to get 1,000 of its Kano kits to market by summer 2014.

The latest batch of Udemy's funding will be used to expand its international reach by putting boots on the ground in markets outside the U.S., according to CEO Dennis Yang, as well as expanding its content library with the aim of pulling in more international students.

It was this briefing, according to informed sources, as much as the Rolling Stone article, which convinced Mr Obama to move against the former head of US Special Forces, as costs soar to $7bn a month and the body count rises to record levels, because it undermined the White House political team's aim of pulling some troops out of Afghanistan in time for the US elections in 2012.

The fig, the fanny, the cranny, the quim - I'd come close to it now, this sudden blush, this ancient avenue, the end of all odysseys and epic aim of life, pulling at my prick now, pulling like a lodestone.

AIM leader Russell Means was right in the thick of pulling bodies from the flood waters along with members of the Dick Wilson administration.

"You can look at the romantic side of pulling a big name, but our aim is to go as far as we can," he said.

The band stick to songs from their third album Plowing Into the Field of Love, and as the set draws on, tunes like How Many and Forever stand out as they aim to pull off epic moments of self-reflection in a dusty backyard in Texas.

The data is also a boost to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's sweeping pro-growth policies that aim to pull the world's third largest economy out of stagnation.

Zach was originally aiming to pull through 100GB of data over the course of the month, but he's now decided that 30GB is enough to prove the point.