Sentence examples for bid to send a from inspiring English sources

Pyongyang celebrates the launch as a peaceful bid to send a satellite into space.

Nabil later said the operation to cultivate Mehsud was a bid "to send a message to Pakistan that if they can do this, we also can do it".

The immigration minister said the move is part of a bid to send a message that the UK is "no soft touch" for those attempting to enter without going through the proper process.

After a strange summer that has seen his employers spend the best part of £130m on new players yet go into the title defence looking considerably weaker than the outfit who swept all before them just a few months ago, the Italian then found himself fielding questions that suggested he had deliberately sabotaged his starting lineup in a bid to send a message to the club's owner.

LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A former British international rugby star said on Sunday he had chosen to ask for an apology rather than criminal charges after being attacked for being gay in a bid to send out a "positive message".

At stake was legislation to revive her bid to send boat people to Malaysia, a plan the High Court in August had ruled to be illegal.

Entrepreneur Steve Bennett, who founded his own company in a bid to send people into space, believes he is now just two years away from realising his dream.

Indeed, Pedestrian Verse sees every member of the Scottish quintet step up, making their earnest folk melodies sturdier in a bid to send them into the stadiums.

The networks in the US had in the past – through a combination of residual puritanism and terror of advertisers – imposed strict rules on programme-makers: sympathetic characters, redemptive endings, patriotic values, washed-out mouths, in a bid to send viewers and supporting corporations happily to bed.

Since Kirkpatrick's analysis did not comport with the GOP's narrative as propounded by Congressmen Darryl Issa (R-California) and Mike Rogers (R-Michigan), there could be but one explanation, per the Fox News website headline: New York Times' Benghazi article a shameless bid to send Hillary to White House in 2016.

There are, however, no hard feelings as Ezra had endorsed fans' bid to send Three Lions to No 1.