Sentence examples similar to fervent to raise from inspiring English sources

Dan Gross, of the Brady Campaign, offers another reason for the N.R.A.'s support of Romney, and its fervent opposition to Obama: "They need a villain; they need to raise money," he says.

By flooding those events with Paul's fervent supporters, the campaign hopes to win in at least five states to raise the number of Paul supporter delegates attending the convention in August.

To raise!

Powerless to raise the reef, or rule the waves, the Japanese resorted to the trick performed a few years earlier by the Sicilians: they lowered a plaque onto the semi-island, inscribed with the fervent wish that it be and remain: 1 Okinotori Island, Ogasawara Village, Tokyo.

And to raise money.

efforts to raise financing.

— to raise their game.

Motorola To Raise $1.275 Billion.

Kermit is retired and hasn't seen the old gang in years -- but Walter is so fervent in his belief in the Muppets that he convinces Kermit to track them down, round them up and put on a show to raise the money necessary to foil Richman's intentions.

To Raise the Skimmer.

Ways to raise money.