Sentence examples for want to complement from inspiring English sources

We want to complement and add to what already exists.

"I just know he had a great house," Mr. Plofker said, "and we want to complement it".

"We don't want to be Abu Dhabi, we don't want to be Dubai — we want to complement both.

But Mr Schröder and Mr Müntefering only want to complement it with a set of even more social-democratic measures.

"We want to complement the other associations out there" rather than compete with them for attention and resources, Mr. Bowman said, adding: "If we're successful, other organizations will adopt the total market approach.

We want to complement Linkedin.

Instead, it says it wants to complement what is already available on TV by offering new channels.

Mr. Palau wanted to complement the exhibition without overpowering it, and he didn't want to resort to anything as pedestrian as wigs.

Next time give a more balanced profile when discussing one of our presidential candidates.Robert Derenthal Lakeport, CaliforniaSIR —I wanted to complement your article on Mitt Romney.

Mr Hollande, for his part, is discreetly telling Brussels and Berlin that he does not question fiscal discipline, but rather wants to complement it with growth-promoting measures.

"We wanted to complement and enhance the clothes by creating an enchanting beauty look inspired by 'beetle wings' and birds of paradise.