Sentence examples for aim into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "aim into" is not correct and is not typically used in written English
It may be intended to express directing focus or intention towards something, but the correct preposition should be "at" or "for." Example: "We need to aim at improving our customer service."
The deal comes just one week after AOL's launch of Open AIM 2.0, an initiative that allows the developer community greater freedom to access the AIM network and integrate AIM into its sites and applications, and the announcement by Apple of a downloadable AIM application for the iPhone.
Kirilenko has plenty of space to aim into, but sends a down-the-line backhand well long.
He then goes to pull the trigger on another, he's got plenty of the court to aim into, but he misfires and nets.
Ida didn't want to aim high, she started to say, so much as she wanted to aim into a kind of hidden space.
Or he may "sublimate" the infantile wishes; that is to say, convert their original sexual aim into a culturally and socially valuable end while retaining their basic energy.
At last one Red crawled up over the bridge flooring, uncapped a grenade, and tossed it with perfect aim into the enemy redoubt.
There appeared no danger when Blaise Matuidi chased a ball aimed into United's area.
With ribs, greens, and a martini before her, Brown wove the coöperative's aims into a larger intellectual perspective.
Turn the key and gun the motor once before aiming into the blue-black sea and jamming the accelerator.
Stepping forward, aiming into the center of the clump, the older man fired, reloaded, and fired again.
A man I had just been interviewing was stretched out on his stomach, aiming into the crowd.
