Sentence examples for seeks to pull from inspiring English sources
Hemispheres is an ambitious first novel which seeks to pull together north and south, father and son, the natural world and the industrial.
The bill seeks to pull down our protective rules to "reduce costs for business", even if that means increasing costs for everyone else, while threatening our health and happiness.
FRANKFURT -- Amid mixed signals about European growth and debt crises in some of the weaker members of the European Union, the European Central Bank is in a tough position as it seeks to pull back on measures that helped the euro zone through the recession.
In this instance, Morgan Spurlock — who directed and appears in the documentary and wrote it with Jeremy Chilnick — seeks to pull back the curtain on a trend called branded content, which is reshaping popular culture by blurring the line between entertainment and advertising in realms like movies, TV shows, songs, video games and online gaming.
DES MOINES — Ron Paul's college-aged volunteer army — a core of the powerful ground organization that is the envy of rivals — is descending on Iowa from around the nation to coax people to the state's Republican caucuses as he seeks to pull off what only months ago seemed like an unthinkable victory here on Tuesday.
FRANKFURT — With signals about European growth mixed and some weaker members of the European Union still in debt crisis, the European Central Bank is in a tough position as it seeks to pull back on measures that helped the euro zone through the recession.
It isn't about the Westminster parties seeking to pull a rabbit out of a hat.
By making rumba its theme, Cubadisco 2000 sought to pull rumba in from the margins.
The Liberal Democrats will always stand up for unity against those who seek to pull us apart.
Would you pull out from that or seek to pull out your senators from voting on key issues like that?
The outline sought to pull together a growing stream of conflicting proposals from nations involved in the climate treaty talks.
