Sentence examples for aim to start a from inspiring English sources
(Burke) Dance Conversations (Friday, Saturday and Thursday) These free, informal performances, each followed by a moderated talk, aim to start a dialogue between artists and audiences.
Brunton and Nissenbaum aim to start a "big little revolution" in the data-mining and surveillance business, by "throwing some sand in the gears, kicking up dust and making some noise".
Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. and Thursday at 8 p.m., Joyce Theater, 175 Eighth Avenue, at 19th Street, Chelsea, (212) 242-0800, joyce.org; $10 to $39. (Anderson) Dance Conversations (Friday through Sunday) These free, informal performances, each followed by a moderated talk, aim to start a dialogue between artists and audiences.
We aim to start a series of Google Summer of Code projects to attract students interested in developing their JavaScript skills while working on life-sciences research projects.
BC Partners, a private equity fund based in Europe, is aiming to start a 6 billion euro fund.
New offices are opening all over the province, marking their presence with yellow satin flags, armed guards and sheiks aiming to start a national political party.
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I will start by saying: the BBC's #LoveToRead campaign looks fantastic and I love that it "celebrates reading for pleasure", and aims to start "a unique national conversation about books".
Which is to say, Meyer will find a large audience: he aims to start a conversation, or to at least keep one going, and he seems likely to succeed.
Teledesic, the troubled partnership controlled by Craig O. McCaw, which is aiming to start a network of satellites to deliver high-speed Internet and data services worldwide, has mapped out a new, smaller, future.
The council also aims to start a satellite television broadcast, form a foreign office and set up a law office to work on future court procedures involving crimes it alleges have been committed by the Assad government.
