Sentence examples similar to a decided aim from inspiring English sources

One night before the curtain went up, she found a single person in the audience — a lady in a green coat — and decided to aim the performance squarely at her. "I did it absolutely directly at her," Ms. Dench said, "and I told everybody that I was doing it for her".

How long before a terrorist or a script kiddie decides to aim one at a cell tower or electrical substation, just to see what happens?

Taking both positions into account we had decided to aim at a more restrictive transfusion policy with a recommended hemoglobin level of >8 g/dl.

It was there that he decided to aim for a political career.

The game was originally planned to have similar cartoon-quality visuals as its prequels, but the developers decided to aim at a style similar to Japanese animated films.

It was decided to aim for a sample size of 20 subjects per group.

The GA decided to aim for an open process, where the GA acted as the curriculum committee, so each member could read and comment on each core course and advanced module.

Due to the possibility to access fresh neoplastic material of both species we decided to aim at an establishment of OSCC cell lines as tools for further experimental approaches.

So they decided to aim to build an affordable robotic solution for warehouse picking applications.

The Cabinet relented, and by July 1914, it was decided to aim first for an eight-four followedollowed by the eight-eight fleet.

With a limited budget of just over $1 million, Rheingold has decided to aim its promotions at what its executives call "culture drivers" within the young population of New York.