Sentence examples for purpose to put from inspiring English sources

Heads of state, Prime Ministers, sports players, university lecturers, even military leaders, meet with one purpose: to put the good in sports to wider use.

"We did that on purpose, to put them right in the middle of dot-com mania and let them go," Ms. Bartz said.

But some tyrants were chosen by the state to rule with a specific purpose: to put an end to civil war, to impose a new code of law, or to offer leadership in a time of danger.

Those in which the Jayawardenes batted could scarcely have been more benign, but they played with purpose to put Sri Lanka in a position where it could declare its innings closed with a day and a half left.

The President told the congressional leaders he believed "the American people sent a message in yesterday's election that leaders in both parties need to put aside their partisan interests and work with common purpose to put the interests of the American people and the American economy first", the White House said in a statement.

And there were a few facts I'm slightly embarrassed to admit to having picked up, for example, does everyone else already know that lemon curd is not an unfortunate byproduct but rather something you make on purpose to put on scones?

Even if they're uncomfortable using the transactional data for performing reporting, he says, they can and should be using the data for other purposes: to put together "live" balance sheets for their clients or to automate financial planning programs.

Your purpose was to put him to work.

The Guardian Foundation is an independent charity whose purpose is to put this sense of duty into action.

It is a parody of the source attribution we encounter in a newspaper, whose purpose is to put such journalistic authority in doubt.

For example, America's federal structure and separation of powers make Republicans and Democrats amorphous groupings whose main purpose is to put their man in the White House.