Sentence examples for bid to perfect from inspiring English sources
There are thousands of homebrew scientists out there now, tinkering endlessly with hops and aromatics and various obscure yeast strains in a bid to perfect the craft, and they're producing some of the best beers in the country as a result.
In a bid to get the perfect hourglass figure, celebs are training while wearing tight waist trainers, despite the fact that there is no evidence that this method helps you to lose fat.
Celtic are going Dutch in a bid to have the perfect playing surface next season... the turf will be grown from a farm in the Netherlands, near the German border, which was used for the pitches at the 2006 World Cup. Lee McCulloch insists he did not touch Celtic midfielder Beram Kayal in the challenge during an Old Firm game in 20011, that Kayal claims was an attempt to injure him.
Microsoft's Bid To Control The Cloud.
Garcia walks Kinsler to start the fourth, thereby ruining his bid to pitch the second perfect game in postseason history.
But this tale of a piglet's bid to get an education is perfect for September.
Meanwhile, England's new Uefa executive committee member David Gill expects tonight's Champions League final at Wembley to be the perfect showcase for the bid to host the Euro 2020 semi-finals and final.
Dai Greene is convinced he is peaking at the perfect time for his bid to win the 400m hurdles gold medal at London 2012.
This implies that secular democracy, while tolerable in the West, is not a perfect system.The views of Tariq Ramadan (see article) are an ingenious bid to synthesise the two camps.
A bullied choirboy with a pitch-perfect irritating voice and, best of all, washed-up cabaret act Michael, on a bid to impress his estranged daughter from the stage, make up his quartet of failures and misfits.
Mitt Romney, the governor of Massachusetts, is making a concerted bid to seize the mantle as the leader of "the Republican wing of the Republican Party".Mr Romney is a scarily perfect presidential candidate.
