Sentence examples for aiming to enter from inspiring English sources

Organisers are aiming to enter the Guinness Book of Records by creating the world's largest premiere.

Aston Villa has launched its own gay supporters' group, and Manchester City is aiming to enter Stonewall's Workplace Equality Index of gay-friendly employers.

The majority of us feel lucky to teach, and few of those aiming to enter academia feel able to oppose management.

Sub-Saharan migrants, refugees and asylum seekers began moving northward, aiming to enter Israel, around 2006, said Shahar Shoham, who directs the migrants department at Physicians for Human Rights-Israel, which provides medical treatment for them.

France legalised online betting on horses, sport and poker in June and introduced a new licensing regime for the many foreign outfits either already present in or aiming to enter the market.

But Travolta is just one of many celebrities aiming to enter the children's literature pantheon.

With backing from 3M, Sheridon aims to enter the sign business soon ("We should have a product next year"), then proceed on, like Jacobson, to reusable paper, books and newsprint.

Born in 1840 in a small village in Dorset and the son of a master mason, he trained as an architect and at one time aimed to enter the church.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukGOOD anthropologists aim to enter into the minds of their subjects, sharing their lifestyle, acquiring their language, studying their moods and responses but always maintaining an objective self-awareness.

This paper does not aim to enter this discussion to define a formal role for planners in exiting planning structure, instead it introduces an informal role for planners as activists outside power structure and planning departments to pursue marginalized citizens' right to the city.

Green and orange flight routes are for MultiGAS flights, which were aimed to enter the plume.