Sentence examples for namely to get from inspiring English sources

"Flórez has done what opera companies all over are trying to do," he said recently, "namely to get people to notice opera".

Natural justice isn't actual justice.Mr Cameron's critics maintain that some of these measures conflict with another of his avowed priorities, namely to get people into work and keep them there.

Behind this move was a specific aim, namely to get the United Nations Security Council to lift its arms embargo on the country.The court only decided on the matter 12 years after the war had finished.

Quite so, but that didn't stop the housemates adhering to Marvin Gaye's most demanding injunction, namely to get it on: Candace and Howard, JP and Josie (kind of) – even Oregon and Vod curled up together at the end after that unpleasantness over the student union presidential election.

Namely, to get consumers to pay after being conditioned that there really is such a thing as a free lunch, companies need a strong brand, a reasonable pricing plan, a thoughtful transition strategy -- and perhaps most important, a product or service that is not available free elsewhere.

On Monday, George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer, called it "a sensible and welcome decision that enables Stephen Hester to focus on the very important job he has got to do, namely to get back billions of pounds of taxpayers' money that was put into R.B.S".

Namely, that to get a good deal on a new condo one has to commit to a space before the building has even been topped off.

Namely that to get the best out of him you have to play in a certain way, which is not necessarily the quick passing, fast-breaking style favoured by the others.

While not hearing poetry and music, many of the real cowboys in the audience attended workshops to help them adjust to the new millennium -- namely how to get connected to the Internet, how to raise cattle while protecting the land, and avoid having their land snatched up by developers.

On Broadway Soaring skyscrapers and sweeping bridges have long provided the most visually striking designs for the city, but nothing inspires urban visionaries so dependably as the conundrum of rapid transit: namely, how to get millions of people from one place to another quickly.

Each bat emits ultrasonic sound, namely pulses, to get signal from a prey.