Sentence examples for wants toward from inspiring English sources

Similarly, when people direct their wants toward "classes" of goals, they tend to figure they'll get a better-than-average example of the class.

It was a chance to turn their attention in the direction they had always wanted: toward November and Mr. Gore.

You can go whenever you want" — toward the end of what would be a 68-hour vigil, involving 10 doulas (pronounced DOO-lehs).

A new feature will also allow family and friends to chip in any amount they want toward a gift, which is helpful, given IKEA's bigger-ticket items.

He wants to point toward Jesus".

Winning championships is something Joe wants to work toward fully and I'm right with him.

"Anyone who wants to come toward me with an olive branch, I will kiss.

He has a similar view of the World Bank, which he wants to redirect toward improving the productivity of poorer nations.

Irsay wants to go toward a more traditional structure without the G.M. having as much power in the organization as Bill Polian had.

He wants to move toward abolishing Egypt's peace treaty with Israel and cites Iran as a successful model of independence from Washington.

Policy wants to move toward a market-based model, but consumers haven't had a choice in 50 years.