Sentence examples for being to bring from inspiring English sources

Mustafa Kemal then embarked upon the reform of his country, his goal being to bring it into the 20th century.

The idea being to bring the aesthetics and business models of mobile games to the TV in your living room.

Last year's price and wage increases saw prices rise 10 to 20-fold and wages rise by 20 times or more, the idea being to bring them more into line with market rates.

In the 1980s, David Puttnam produced a series of films for TV and cinema under the title First Love, the aim being to bring in new movie-makers and writers to work on personal themes in British settings.

Buñuel could afford to be dry, humoring the lofty ascetic motives of his hero, whereas a director like Schneider, though fixated on period detail, is utterly modern in his sensibility, his moral duty being to bring Felix back into the fold, as if loneliness were an insult to our common ideals.

There is the usual bureaucratic calculus at work in determining the mix of incomes and tenants, the goal being to bring together renters and owners, poor and middle-class residents who, by virtue of the pride and pleasure they share in Via Verde, will want to take care of the building and contribute to the long-term welfare of the neighborhood.

Marcelo was to bring tamales.

Cornelio was to bring plates.

My art is to bring people together".

This was to bring humiliation upon us.

It is to bring back stoicism.