Sentence examples for aim all along from inspiring English sources

Their aim all along is to shock, awe, terrorise, and to attract as much attention as possible.

"Our aim all along has been to keep all 52 of Surrey's libraries open while elsewhere in the country branches are closing," said Councillor Helyn Clack.

Elvie tells TechCrunch its aim all along has been to make health tech for women and that it has been working on this pump for the past three years.

He added: "All were assessed against the same criteria and our aim all along has been to ensure that the final Tokyo 2020 Paralympic sports programme is fresh and features the best Para-sports possible".

That, after all, has been the aim all along.

Both suspect (with reason, for he has said as much) that Mr Bush's real aim all along in Iraq has been regime change, rather than disarmament.

Becket accused Foliot in 1167 with: "your aim has all along been to effect the downfall of the Church and ourself".

What came next was the lecture she had been aiming for all along.

Of course, this is really what Pink Floyd were aiming for all along.

Some critics have complained that the final reel takes a dive into melodrama, as if that were a bad thing, but the ending at least sends you out on a high –maybe melodrama is where this film should have aimed for all along.

Moreover, the parties took place without any acts of criminal violence, theft, or property damage, sending the message that the Heretik System had been aiming at all along.