Sentence examples for they will aim to from inspiring English sources

They will aim to reach Doha in late January.

Ideally, they will aim to be between 5 and 8percentt fat.

They will aim to set the bar high and offer stimulating and enlightening experiences.

With awards as high as $1.1 million, they will aim to address roadblocks to economic development in sub-Saharan Africa.

They will aim to put volume in their game, noting perhaps that when France did move the ball quickly they opened up space.

So they will aim to reassure voters that most of their energy will be devoted to the economy, not an arcane debate about the British constitution.

They'll aim to get at teams with pacy wide play, with Antonio Valencia on the right and the individualistic Jefferson Montero on the left.

In just two months Batson has convinced 30 of the Web's larger digital publishers to form a digital consortium where they'll aim to sell online advertising at rates 60% to 300% higher than they do now.

They'll aim to avoid "tired themes and look to things that have a freshness to them," while focusing on the continent's "immense challenges" and those who offer "ways to solve those problems," Okafor told TechCrunch on a call.

The corporation has also vowed to review the necessity of "all senior manager posts when they become vacant" and will aim to promote from within "to reduce the percentage of external hires".

8.37am BST When Gary Neville's training notes were photographer yesterday, they appeared to suggest England will aim to play a possession game.