Sentence examples for aim to connect from inspiring English sources

The plan is part of a government campaign expected later this year that will aim to connect children with nature and the environment.

Mr. Yagan tried to differentiate the application from other mobile apps that aim to connect singles based on little more than location and a photograph.

Afrofuturism also goes beyond spaceships, androids and aliens, and encompasses African mythology and cosmology with an aim to connect those from across the Black Diaspora to their forgotten African ancestry.

They continue that company's aim to connect audience members to one another by arousing emotions unmediated by language: fear, desire, surprise, wonder... Part of a reaction to Stanislavsky and naturalism, this ethos links to a venerable tradition.

Labour's promised 'women's manifesto' at least looks like a nod in the right direction, and an election campaign should absolutely aim to connect with female voters, as theirs is.

But she goes on to say: "Afrofuturism also goes beyond spaceships, androids and aliens, and encompasses African mythology and cosmology with an aim to connect those from across the Black Diaspora to their forgotten African ancestry".

The $37.5bn £24bnn) project aims to connect almost every Australian home to a very high speed internet connection.

Answer: around sixth grade, the same grade that the Clinton program aimed to connect.

Android Messaging app Echo aims to connect you with the people closest to you – geographically, that is.

AdventureLink.com, for example, aims to connect travelers to adventure specialists, whether a tour operator or a travel agent.

Spivack described it to me as "knowledge networking" -- ie it aims to connect people with each "for a purpose".