Sentence examples for aim of turning from inspiring English sources

Yoga teaches the deliberate command of movement and breathing, with the aim of turning on the body's "relaxation response".

But such interference would clash with its stated longer-term aim, of turning those enterprises into fully-fledged private firms.

The students have mounted a civil disobedience campaign with the aim of turning the average citizen against our government.

EU governments are alarmed that the aim of turning the new service into a powerful foreign policy instrument is being blocked and undermined by the European commission.

Peter Moores has joined relegation-threatened Nottinghamshire on a consultancy basis with the aim of turning around their form in the County Championship.

But then she had to try to explain the discrepancy all over again – achieving what was undoubtedly Rudd's aim of turning the focus back onto the opposition.

The back of modern planes – economy class – is still rammed full with what feels like ever-closer, more uncomfortable seats, but new work by industrial designers aims to make the experience of turning right on entering a plane as painless as possible.

The club has a playing side with revenue from ticket sales, a media side to manage broadcasting and Internet rights to its matches and stars, and a merchandising and commercial side, which collectively aim to turn fans of the first into customers of the second two.

Along those lines, Manchester has a playing side with revenue from ticket sales, a media side to manage and control broadcasting and Internet rights to its matches and stars, and a merchandising and commercial side, which collectively aim to turn fans of the first into customers of the second two.

Researchers hope to figure out how tumors escape; they aim to turn months of survival into years.

Merck is in initial human testing of drugs that aim to turn off excessive hunger signals in the brains of obese people.