Sentence examples for aim to marry from inspiring English sources
The hotel companies creating the new chains, which they often refer to as lifestyle hotels, aim to marry the stylish sensibilities of so-called boutique hotels with the low prices normally associated with budget brands.
In academic settings, clinicians aim to marry their global health clinical interests with academic research in order to increase their impact in their partner communities as well as their academic footprint, thereby developing an academic niche.
A week later, Bothwell managed to convince more than two dozen lords and bishops to sign the Ainslie Tavern Bond, in which they agreed to support his aim to marry the queen.
Even earlier than that, when I was a teenager, he had suggested to me, in only partial jest, that it was in familial best interest that I do our middle class family proud and aim to "marry a Kennedy".
Uncle Silas tells the story of Maud Ruthyn, a wealthy heiress in her late teens who lives in a secluded house, whom a number of scheming men aim to marry to secure her money.
With the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan many parents aim to marry their daughters at young ages to secure their futures.
Villaseñor aims to marry off his girls to Skala's three older sons.
The result is a record that aims to "marry sci-fi futurism to personal intimacies".
After so much delay, Mr. Dunne moved into high gear, aiming to marry by last August.
Microsoft aims to marry the company's location and mapping technology with its own digital products and services.
A 2002 sculpture, She, aimed to marry the portrayals of women by arch-idealists Helmut Newton and Robert Crumb.
