Sentence examples for aiming to pull from inspiring English sources

Villas-Boas is aiming to pull off a similar trick at Chelsea and admitted he would never forgive himself if his philosophy failed to bring silverware to Chelsea.

He cited Clint Eastwood, whose name was once synonymous with "Dirty Harry" and spaghetti westerns, as a model for the sort of image transformation they are aiming to pull off.

Whether they have issued or plan to issue "digital securities," "tokenized securities," or "security tokens" (pick your buzzword), this is essentially what Agenus and every other such project is aiming to pull off: an ICO that follows the rules.

Until recently, only the Choupana Hills resort (choupanahills.com), on a hill outside the capital, stood apart from Madeira's old-school, tie-and-tea hotels, but in the past year a clutch of new properties has opened, aiming to pull in a younger, hipper crowd.

A reform movement is gaining ground, aiming to pull off a radical overhaul of America's 5,764 hospitals.

Aston Villa are aiming to pull off a double swoop for Genk striker Christian Benteke, 21, and Charlton's 22-year-old midfielder Dale Stephens.

"In whatever time remains," he aimed to "pull together another book of case histories some large … some small, even miniature".

The Norcal DJ and Music Production Academy, a fledgling school in San Francisco, aims to pull the DJ out of the analog age.

A fan of Elvis, doo-wop, Bob Dylan and the 1970s rock'n'roll revisionism of Jonathan Richman and Richard Hell, he aims to "pull rock'n'roll apart and add modern things to it".

The data is also a boost to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's sweeping pro-growth policies that aim to pull the world's third largest economy out of stagnation.

It aims to pull together the related areas of wave, tidal and offshore wind, to address challenges at a national level, and improve R&D cooperation.