Sentence examples for aiming to stage from inspiring English sources

Today's news has sparked debate about a new space race, especially as China is believed to be aiming to stage its moon landing before Nasa's planned return in 2020.

Chance had been aiming to stage a major festival in his neighborhood for several years, partly to counteract negatives stereotypes of how the South Side is often portrayed in the media.

[New York Post] Occupy Wall Street protesters aim to stage many protests throughout the city today.

The hotels aim to stage up to eight events a month and add international properties in 2011.

The investment firm aimed to stage a turnaround for the company, which had fallen behind rivals like McDonald's.

However, the union aims to stage a one-day national strike before the end of June and to look at taking further regional action in the summer.

The idea is similar to one proposed by Mars One, a nonprofit organization that aims to stage a global reality-TV event around its effort to land four people on the Red Planet in 2023.

As for the country's innumerable regional companies and festivals devoted to Shakespeare and Shakespeare alone (more than 50 in California), perhaps they could aim to stage one non-W.S. play a year -- a new playwright's one-act, for instance, or something similarly low-maintenance.

Isle of Man rider Mark Cavendish is aiming to win stage one and wear the race leader's yellow jersey, before chasing a second green points jersey.

Danish rider Michael Morkov went on the attack in the opening kilometres of the stage after telling reporters that he was aiming to win the stage in memory of his father who passed away five years ago to the day.

Last year Spreadshirt founder Lukasz Gadowski set up Team Europe in concert with a number of other German entrepreneurs, aiming to fund early stage startups.