Sentence examples for aim directly for from inspiring English sources

The final option is for NASA to aim directly for Mars and develop technology specifically toward that goal.

Route 22 in New Jersey, which once appeared to aim directly for the World Trade towers on the horizon as though homing in on a beacon, is now a disembodied shopping strip that might be in any edge city in America.

Some aim directly for our funny bones.

One great method some parents use for training their boys how to get their pee in the bowl is to put some Cheerios or Fruit Loops in the toilet bowl and tell their son to aim directly for them.

"SIX WEEKS" aims directly for the heartstrings, but it may put you in a mood that's more quizzical than sentimental.

This play aims directly for movie buffs with its setting, a creepy motel ("Psycho"), an ominous figure in a mirror ("Repulsion") and an old motivation for evil, ambition for theater fame ("Rosemary's Baby").

The news quickly echoed through social media, and Twitterers struggled to decide which detail was ripest for metaphor — that the moth is Mexican-American; that it's distinct from its cousin in part by dint of its especially small genitalia; or that, like all moths, it has a habit of aiming directly for the flame.

As Jordan Crook notes, the decision to debut the standalone app on network television is a sign that Twitter is aiming directly for a mainstream audience, instead of seeking to first build an audience of early-adopters.

They made their South Georgia landfall on the uninhabited southern coast, having decided that the risk of aiming directly for the whaling stations on the north side was too great; if they missed the island to the north they would be swept out into the Atlantic Ocean.

Try aiming directly for their torso to maximize your aim.

Aim directly at the item or person that is posing for the picture.