Sentence examples for seeking to jump from inspiring English sources

However, the ability for agencies to quickly create and place print ads has made newspapers the media of choice for most advertisers seeking to jump on the royal baby marketing band wagon.

I think this is an important class of web tools, for consumers seeking to jump on sales quickly and professionals doing time sensitive work.

That there will be no preferential treatment given to that telephone call seeking to jump the line coming from Riyadh or the Saudi Embassy, even if its 3 A.M.?!

WASHINGTON -- A bipartisan group of four Democratic senators and four Republican senators will announce the framework for a comprehensive immigration reform plan on Monday, seeking to jump out in front of President Obama's planned Tuesday speech on immigration.

Alrosa is seeking to jump-start demand by selling gems under long-term contracts to wholesale buyers in Belgium, Israel, India and elsewhere.

Gov. Rick Perry of Texas is seeking to jump-start his Republican presidential campaign by proposing a new tax system: a 20 percent flat rate on individual and corporate income, down from the current 35 percent top rate, and elimination of existing taxes on estates, capital gains and dividends.

The experience of the BCMCA project has the potential to provide valuable guidance to regions seeking to jump-start planning processes by collating spatial information and carrying out exploratory analyses.

This the government is refusing to do.The three main opposition parties along with some members of the ruling Botswana Democratic Party BDPP) have sought to jump on the bandwagon by coming out in support of the strikers.

The first episode largely focuses on the interviewing of potential employees, though there isn't much doubt who's going to be hired for one particular opening: you know it will be the woman who looks just like Snooki from MTV's "Jersey Shore," one of the shows whose coattails "Jerseylicious" seeks to jump on (the other being Bravo's "Real Housewives of New Jersey").

Shortly after the hearing, Kenya's director of public prosecutions, Keriako Tobiko, announced he would move to the high court to challenge the decision to free Marrrian and co-accused Roy Mwanthi, saying both might seek to jump bail and flee the country.

Rather than seek to jump back into the corporate world, we should consider the kind of balance that Stark has achieved: sought-after for his industry savvy, but then leveraging his status into a pursuit that feeds his soul.