Sentence examples for pursued to get from inspiring English sources
Two years later Mr Murdoch had to offer up his stake in DirecTV, an American satellite company he had long pursued, to get rid of the interloper.
Husbands need to know that the "Nurturer-in-Chief" needs to be pursued to get aroused.
Public-private partnerships are being pursued to get all hands on deck for this important national effort.
Or perhaps as democratic as the occult wheeling and dealing that architects and developers pursue to get planners on-side?
Mr. Wilkinson, who is refusing to talk to the press, has two levels of appeal he can pursue to get reinstated.
With the 2015 general election in prospect, the watchword for ministers now will be "delivery", for inside Downing Street the fear is not that the policies that the coalition is pursuing to get growth are wrong, but that the Whitehall machine is not delivering them anywhere near quickly enough.
Like most of the conservative leaders I spoke to, Reed is still not sure what kind of legislative or political avenues the Christian right will pursue to get around the federal marriage ruling.
We believe that allowing NYC and other high-cost areas across the state to enact a higher local minimum wage is the single most impactful policy Albany can pursue to get the state's economy moving again -- lifting wages for more than 1 million workers in NYC alone.
"We all now, I think, want reform in Europe, a different kind of Europe, and that's the agenda that's going to be pursued now to get those reforms and then to give people a choice which they haven't had since 1975, as to whether to continue to be members or not".
He added that his firm only expected to break even on the project, but hoped it would stoke wider interest in Ubuntu as Canonical pursued efforts to get other firms to sell devices pre-installed with its software.
He's actively pursued avenues to get the U.S. government to reveal information about alien reality -- information that the powers-that-be have always maintained doesn't exist.
