Sentence examples for a terrible aim from inspiring English sources

And he had a terrible aim.

They had terrible aim.

(Chimps throw underhanded and have terrible aim, Dr. Osvath said, so no visitors have been seriously injured, and the zoo has taken precautions to protect them).

Zhangsan has/had a terrible pain.

At last Entellus, having got his opponent into a favourable position, raises his tremendous right hand on high and aims a terrible blow at the Trojan's head; but the wary Dares deftly steps aside, and Entellus, missing his adversary altogether, falls headlong by the impetus of his own blow, with a crash like that of a falling pine.

"Until then, I'm very concerned that we could just replace one terrible dictator with a terrible ideological movement which is aimed at our destruction".

Mr. Schröder criticized this approach during the campaign as "a terrible mistake" and a "change of aims".

This is despite the fact that the IRS is doing a terrible job of targeting current enforcement efforts aimed at small and medium business.

This isn't a terrible decision, judging from the demographic the device is aimed at.

"Grosse Pointe" has a terrible time period, sandwiched between "Sabrina" and "Popular," two shows aimed at pre-teenage girls, probably not the largest audience for show-biz satire.

What a terrible, terrible, terrible book it is.