Sentence examples for striven to create a from inspiring English sources
Burton and screenwriter Seth Grahame-Smith (who has recently adapted his own mashup novel Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter for the screen) have perhaps striven to create a Lynchian/Twin Peaks episodic feel for their very strange story and this actually promised something a little to the north of whelm in its opening 15 minutes, but then something gradually leaked out of it.
Prince Charles once famously called Birmingham's old central library an "incinerator" but the architects of its £189m replacement have striven to create a "people's palace".
A Midsummer Night's Press has always striven to create a space for voices that might otherwise be marginalized, and has also published many first collections of poetry.
With this in mind, we have striven to create a comprehensive, multifaceted and dynamic educational model aimed at helping schools achieve safe, healthy and protective environments that meet the specific needs of their children.
"We strive to create a very European atmosphere," he said.
THE school strives to create a Catholic community atmosphere.
"We are striving to create a true multiparty system, a real democracy in Russia".
Thus: From the outset, governments should strive to create a set of market-clearing relative prices.
Rove pushed the envelope at every turn as he strove to create a Republican revolution.
This schedule must have been especially draining for a designer who strove to create a wholly different "look" each season.
He hastened the disbanding of the army and strove to create a spirit of accommodation among religious leaders.
