Sentence examples for look to rule from inspiring English sources
Those observing gender and the pop marketplace, for example, can note that the season is heavy with commercially powerful female vocalists: New albums from Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Miley Cyrus, Cher, Kelly Clarkson and future superstar Ariana Grande look to rule the charts through the holidays.
The former, he argues, is a natural fit for a London-based startup looking to rule the world; the latter, for a Berlin-based company seeking to extend Germany's formidable lead in manufacturing machine tools into the digital age.
Next, we looked to rule out vehicles with quality or reliability not quite up to snuff, by removing any that had less than three stars according to J.D. Powers latest IQS Mechanical scores, which gauge issues in the first few months of ownership, or below-average Consumer Reports scores for reliability, which assess a models likelihood of staying trouble-free over the longer term.
And policymakers look to rule-breaking entrepreneurs to create jobs.
So look to "Rules of Deception" for all of the above.
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We don't look to be ruled".
We don't look to be ruled," Obama said.
We don't look to be ruled... "America has never been about what one person says he'll do for us.
Creon's impulse is to look to the rule of law: "After all these years of atrocities and civil wars, he says that citizenship should now be the first priority".
They can try to attach war authorization language to a bill that's already moving, which Kaine and Flake are doing, or they can look to obscure rules to try to force a debate.
