Sentence examples for public quest from inspiring English sources

Canada has made a public quest to win more medals than ever, and more than any other country.

Warhammer evidently improves on the WoW formula with an interesting "public quest" framework that brings far-flung players together to accomplish shared goals.

For a year, Sam Zell, the Chicago real estate tycoon, engaged in a very public quest to buy Archstone Enterprise, a giant private residential landlord with upscale rental apartment buildings in the most coveted metropolitan markets.

But in the latest salvo in her public quest to persuade Governor Andrew M. Cuomo of New York to find alternative approaches to extracting natural gas, Yoko Ono is modifying another of John Lennon's song lyrics.

The game's developer, Mythic Entertainment, has done a wondrous job of melding familiar conventions from World of Warcraft (so a WOW player can start playing Warhammer and feel immediately at home) with a barrage of "Why didn't anyone think of that before?" gameplay innovations, like a "public quest" framework for bringing disparate players together to accomplish common goals.

Over the last year, Kanye has been on a very public quest for legitimacy, seeking out the establishment with the aim of entering it—he's now a respected fashion designer and people go to his concerts as much for the cultural commentary he screams from behind a mask as the music.

She has also made public her quest to achieve "death with dignity" — a term that advocates for the cause prefer over "suicide," with its connotations of violence and self-destruction.

Just by making my reading quest public, I was connecting with people I would never otherwise have come across.

In addition to LaBeouf, he cites two other actors who willfully defied public expectations in quest of control: Marlon Brando and Joaquin Phoenix.

Discussions of the library's central administration are focussed on funding (both private and public), and that quest for financing is aimed principally at the ongoing reshaping of the library's mission toward education.

However, my deep interest in public relations and quest to learn, and take on whatever was before me, proved that person wrong.