Sentence examples for aim to get to from inspiring English sources

Aim to get to the Acropolis as soon as it opens (8am in summer) to avoid the crowds and the harsh midday light.

Team rivalries are set aside as these riders unite around one common aim – to get to the finish line before they're eliminated for being outside the time limit, which is set at a percentage of the winner's finish time.

Corrour Station House (01397 732236, syha.org.uk) from £29.50pp pn B&B Taking on the 186-mile Pembrokeshire Coastal Path in a weekend is perhaps a tad ambitious, but if you start at Newport and aim to get to Pwll Deri for Sunday, with a break in Fishguard en route, you'll enjoy a digestible bite-sized slice.

Some say that, when they are caught in Macedonia or Serbia, policemen sometimes take the migrants to the border and tell them to walk across to Switzerland, Hungary or a "Muslim country".Most migrants aim to get to Hungary because they can then cross easily into Austria and, thanks to Schengen, get as far as Calais without border controls.

"We aim to get to the Premier League.

It's a late start on race day, so I aim to get to the track for around 09 30 BST.

With the help of bystander Marie (Franka Potente) he aims to get to them before they get him.

I am aiming to get to three tonnes of CO2 equivalent per year in the next two years, as measured on Carbon Independent.

He is aiming to get to the 2014 Sochi Olympics, but insists that he will go back to the athletics track before Rio de Janeiro 2016.

Project 28-40, undertaken by Opportunity Now, has already been completed by more than 25,000 women and aims to get to 100,000 before publishing its final results.

One of the things she's aiming to get to is the Pecos rodeo - one of the biggest rodeos in the West - which starts next Wednesday.