Sentence examples for a target between from inspiring English sources

Barkley often had maximum protection, and he threw only one pass from the pocket and none to a target between the hash marks.

Indeed, the former England captain Tony Greig stops short only at pinning a target between Ponting's eyes.

The alert became public on Wednesday after F.B.I. offices in the four cities notified local health and law enforcement officials about a vague, uncorroborated threat suggesting that hospitals could be a target between mid-December and the ensuing holidays.

A tent sponsored by an Internet service allowed youngsters to throw short passes into a target between the outstretched hands of a cardboard likeness of Texans receiver Andre Johnson.

The reduction in oil imports he has set as a target — between three million and four million barrels a day over 10 years — corresponds roughly to the amount of oil the United States now imports from the Middle East and Africa.

Finally, for amikacin, the median Cmax was 51.14 mg/L (IQR 32.36 78.26) at a median dose of 24.3 mg/kg, for a target between 60 and 80 mg/L.

Using a target between-group absolute difference in HbA1c of 0.7%, a standard deviation of 1.3%, a power of 0.9, and a two-sided α of 0.05, we calculated a necessary sample size of 80 patients in each group.

Medal tally prediction … We have been set a target of between two and five medals, between the men and the women, by UK Sport.

Its portfolio share of the audience, including E4, More4 and Film4, fell marginally short, with an 11.5% share against a target of between 11.6% and 11.9%.

Britain has been set a target of between three and seven medals by UK Sport, with the best ever four in 1924.

Britain, who have never won a Paralympic gold medal, have been given a target of between two and five medals at the Games.