Sentence examples for aimed to get back from inspiring English sources

Ryan Reed of Paste magazine wrote: "Band of Horses aimed to get back to basics — and get their hands dirty.

"A club of our size and our history and our qualities should always be aiming to get back into the Premier League, play there regularly and do well there.

Corporate America has been aiming to get back to business as usual since Sept. 11, but a recent survey suggests that many companies have not been able to do so.

Just as the British Airways chief executive officer wants to gradually replace his older, expensive "fleet" of cabin crew with more youthful, lower-paid alternatives, Newcastle United's owner aims to get back into the black by signing younger, cheaper players.

But VCs shouldn't be aiming to get back to the good old days of the 1990s.

"I'm looking forward to being part of a team that is aiming to get back to the top of their game".

Scotland were aiming to get back into the series after a seven-wicket defeat in Monday's opener at the Dublin venue.

Although Dewey was in favor of general science as a concept, he nonetheless cautioned against adopting "any method of which begins with scientific knowledge in its already-made form," and asserted that general science should aim to "get back nearer to the world in which the pupil lives, and away from a world which exists only for the scientists" (1945, p. 121).

Jenna aims to get back at the pair, and although Toofer admits that he was too smart for Jenna's tactics, Frank is seen running around naked outside Jack's balcony.

It was always my main aim to get back into the boat with Helen".

Free agent Jack Collison wants a new club with regular football and aims to get back into the Wales squad.