Sentence examples for and interested to make from inspiring English sources

In the course of their marriage, both have become "more willing and interested to make the compromises and sacrifices that are necessary," said Touré, 38, a contributing writer at Rolling Stone and a special correspondent on "Access Hollywood".

The author and activist Jane Jacobs once wrote that a person "in frequent contact with a wide circle of people and who is sufficiently interested to make himself a public character" plays a vital part in creating a sense of community in a city.

All managers surely are interested to make the inventory system closer to the real world.

At universities, the researcher herself informed classes about the study, inviting those interested to make contact.

Pick something you're genuinely interested to make it worth your while.

As it happened, she also had "pretty legs and she was kind, cheerful and interested, and loved to make jokes and gossip," Hemingway wrote in "A Moveable Feast".

We then emailed information about the study to 55 practice managers from practices on the Devon Primary Care Incentive Scheme register (a register of primary care practices who have applied for support from the Primary Care Research Network for participation in research), and asked interested doctors to make contact and arrange a time and place for the interview to take place.

Mr. Pataki's spokesman, Michael McKeon, rejected Mr. Cuomo's criticisms, saying: "The governor is going to continue to work in a nonpartisan way with Mike Bloomberg and other interested parties to make sure that Lower Manhattan and lower New York is stronger than it was on Sept. 10.

She enlisted the Department of Environmental Conservation and other interested parties to make selected fishing holes accessible to the disabled and elderly.

He told the committee that the incident reinforced the need for vigilance by federal authorities and "other interested parties" to make sure that "the rules pertaining to bioengineered foods are being fully adhered to".

So I humbly ask journalists and the interested public to make practical suggestions about what reporters or editors responsible for producing a science story might do to improve the standard of coverage.