Sentence examples for for an aim from inspiring English sources
"He's this passionate, inspired guy who was looking for an aim and a goal in his life and struck upon this," Kampion said.
But the sensible introduction this year of an exhibition curator — a first for an AIM show — also means that it is a tighter, more refined and more orderly show than usual.
The proposal for Middle Quinton, strongly opposed by actors Dame Judi Dench and John Nettles, and possibly the subject of a legal challenge by protesters, is commended for an aim of 100% recycling and no waste to landfill, although transport is considered to be a problem.
Lack of key data could legitimately diminish your enthusiasm for an aim of the proposal.
The essential operation of the soul is constituted by knowledge; therefore if knowledge were not already included, at least partially, in its natural possibilities, the soul would paradoxically find itself constituted for an aim that it could never achieve.
In this sense, the publishing house does not work for an aim that lies somewhere in the distant future, but its everyday operation is permeated at both the individual and the organisational level by a deliberately chosen future-creating activity through which it became a key actor and active designer of its industry, even beyond the organisational framework.
I would welcome any union initiative that fought for such an aim.
Dining with the locals For an aperitif, aim for a convivial bar called Lirum Larum (12) at Kramgasse 19a.
If you usually go for a ten, aim for the perma-hungover seven from sales.
For an organisation aiming to organise grassroots volunteers through digital media, this was quite a blow.
