Sentence examples for purposes to pull from inspiring English sources

The socialists fall into this trap by assuming that they can use the very state the ruling class built for its own purposes to pull off this extraction of previously exploited resources.

He has seemed too often a narrow party strategist rather than the man of broad purpose needed to pull Britain out of its gravest economic crisis since the second world war.

Highly nimble, the F-16 was the first fighter aircraft purpose-built to pull 9-g maneuvers and can reach a maximum speed of over Mach 2. Innovations include a frameless bubble canopy for better visibility, side-mounted control stick, and reclined seat to reduce g-force effects on the pilot.

"Our purpose is not to pull the crowds," he says grandly.

"Our purpose is not to pull the crowds," says Philippe de Montebello, its director.

The purpose, explains Thompson, was to pull an often-silenced story out of the sea.

The purpose of the interview was to pull back the curtain on how his lively, lyrical write-around was reported and written.

The on-street parking has two purposes, he said: encouraging passing motorists to pull up and shop and helping to slow traffic as cars pull out into the traffic lanes.

"The main purpose of this [investigation] is to pull back the curtain and show the public what's happening with their personal data," she added.

Faced with our own gridlock and polarization, Americans are understandably eager to find a rhetorical cudgel, and we entered 2012 repeating the line that Chinese leaders had become all that ours were not: ambitious, visionary, willing to pull for a larger purpose.

The purpose is twofold: to scare the enemy, and to pull in disenfranchised young people looking for adventure.