Sentence examples for a single aimed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a single aimed" is not correct in written English
It appears to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context. Example: "He took a single aimed shot at the target."
Grande's music career began during her time on Victorious, when she signed with Republic Records and released Put Your Hearts Up, a single aimed at young fans of the show.
The X Factor winner will release a single aimed at the Christmas number one spot.Cowell added that he was not worried by competition from a group of artists, Cage Against the Machine, who are launching a version of John Cage's 4'33" – a recording of several minutes of complete silence – in a bid for Christmas number one.
His fiction, in Coetzee's view, has a single aim: "remembering what the west would like to forget".
Our ads have a single aim: to shut down this dangerous plant, which lies just 30 miles from Midtown Manhattan.
Coyne's claim is that all this work is funded to pursue "a single aim: to give credibility to religion".
But from that accident, he had a single aim in his life, he said: "I want to give.
"Max Patient Advocacy Work," it said, would be directed at "payers," "physicians," "patients," "media," "legal pressure" and "community involvement," all with a single aim: "OK Reimbursement".
Sure, it is hard enough to describe things in words, but this jargon is apparently designed with a single aim: incomprehensibility.
The simplicity of his literary and oratorical style expressed the extreme concentration of his spiritual forces bent on a single aim.
"Seven UK media regulators have come together to develop a single website, with a single aim – to help protect children from inappropriate material," said Ed Richards, chief executive of Ofcom.
