Sentence examples for is aiming to make a from inspiring English sources
Judith revealed that, at 91, she is aiming to make a new picture book.
But the company, which is releasing the machine with DirecTV and TiVo, is not merely dipping a toe in; it is aiming to make a splash.
Steven Spielberg is aiming to make a film in China in collaboration with Zhang Yimou, one of China's best known directors, according to reports.
That's the view of Erin McKean, founder of the newly-not-for-profit Wordnik.com, the world's biggest online dictionary, who is aiming to make a record of as many English words as possible.
That's where Mhelpdesk is aiming to make a difference.
We're hearing that the company is aiming to make a decision this weekend.
In view of the above, present study is aimed to make a detailed analysis of a few borehole core samples from three deep offshore wells using the well-known TOC and rock-eval pyrolysis tools.
He's aiming to make a product that fits into a fast-food restaurant.
And I speak to those leading programmes that are aiming to make a difference.
Away from the media glamour of Jamie Oliver's new Money Saving Meals TV series and book, community projects such as Oxford's DinnerTime (pdf) are aiming to make a difference.
These are Bechtel and Washington Group International, two large engineering and construction companies, and BWX technologies, a concern that specialises in managing nuclear facilities.Unlike the university, the new consortium will be aiming to make a decent profit from its activities.
