Sentence examples for bid to make us from inspiring English sources
"Ray Winstone: 'High taxes will drive me out of Britain'" its headline proclaimed, linking the actor's comments to Liam Fox's plan to reduce or even abolish some taxes in an oxymoronic bid to make us "a more responsible society".
However, feeling guilty and embarrassed about taking the fraudulent route and forging documents (Apu is shown remembering his parents bidding him farewell, telling him to "make us proud, son," as he set forth his journey to the USA, for his education and eventual Ph.D), he realizes he has disgraced his parents by turning his back on his Indian heritage, and tears up the fake passport.
Britain is revising its law in a bid to make bankruptcy less punishing for entrepreneurs.
Cohesion was sacrificed in a bid to make the audience "understand" Shakespeare in a general sense.
The party leaders are due to meet on Tuesday in a bid to make progress.
Women's title-holders the United States will bid to make London 2012 in January.
Will she be stand-offish in a bid to make him think she's moved on?
The Commissioned, a US-Singapore startup, is bidding to make commissioning personalized artwork easier and cheaper than ever before.
And the Swansea manager will consider bidding to make Borini's stay permanent in the summer.
