Sentence examples for a target later from inspiring English sources

ITV planned to double revenues from the its global content division, which develops and sells programmes overseas, to £1.2bn and originally aimed for £150m in digital revenues by 2010 – a target later pushed to 2012 and then scrapped.

She sends Eggsy off with a callback joke ("If you save the world, you know what that means"), and when he has to bed a target later in the film, the only thing that appeases her is a marriage proposal.

O'Reilly said of the hate-crimes bill, which included new protections for the disabled as well, "[Y]ou could make an argument that a pedophile has a disease, and because the disease is there, he's a target or she's a target," later adding that pedophiles could be included because "[d]isability is included.

Eoin Bradley got a shot on target later in the first half while Kyle Neill had a chance blocked just before the break.

The fact that Firefox OS is being used largely as a lever to target later smartphone adopters, who might be spending less on their handsets, will also put more pressure on Nokia, which has also been honing a low-cost device strategy in its Lumia line of Windows Phone handsets to compete with the likes of Huawei and ZTE, now making both low-cost Android and low-cost Firefox OS handsets.

That first fund was targeted at early-stage deals and now Jungle Ventures is coming of age with its new fund, which will target later stage Series A and Series B deals in addition to some early stage bets.

Armed with print-outs of his chat history and a camera, he zeroes in on his target, later posting videos of the encounters on Facebook or YouTube for his thousands of followers to see.

The goal is to match a line of cubes to a target sample; later levels require multiple rows to match.

Target later changed its contribution policy to assess a candidate's full agenda.

But Mr. Dickstein's chief target later in the decade was Nazis and their American sympathizers — a position that would have endeared him to the Russians.

The purported target later said Wright never uttered the word, but it was too late.