Sentence examples for aimed to move from inspiring English sources

In the writing we aimed to move the population off screen as soon as possible".

They also aimed to move thousands of marines and their families to the American territory of Guam, mostly paid for by Japan.

He added that Singapore Biennale 2011 aimed to move away from big-picture themes that he felt tended to present artworks "about" something and instead throw the focus on the artistic practice and daily life influences.

The Dobsons aimed to move to Duncraig with Sam's retired parents, Alan and Sybil Dobson, but his mother didn't want to be separated from the rest of the family.

After a torrid week, which ended with calls from MPs for his resignation, Cameron aimed to move the focus to his party's record as he launched the Conservative campaign for next month's local elections.

In that ensemble and on their own, they aimed to move traditional Irish music away from the common models, like the ceilidh dance band, with parts played in unison — which, with its violins and flutes, has a distant Afro-Caribbean analogue in the Cuban charanga orchestra.

She has set up several "problem-solving courts," which aim to move beyond simply punishing defendants.

He aims to move the political center in America to the left, much as Ronald Reagan moved it to the right.

They aim to move in perfect sync, propelling the boat across the finish line like an arrow.

In our work this year, the Climate Group's SMART 2020 programme aims to move the smart city agenda forward.

Wakefield still aim to move into a new, purpose-built stadium despite unveiling plans to develop their current ground.