Sentence examples for aim make from inspiring English sources

But a new game launched in the UK last week has a more sinister aim: make the most cash from dealing drugs without getting caught.

This SMB Wi-Fi project isn't quite as fantastic in scale, but if real, it has the same aim: make it so as many people as possible can use Google products as much as possible, as often as possible, as easily as possible.

Furthermore, the low case number and the fact that adenoma detection was not an explicit study aim make conclusions about the diagnostic capability of the new scope impossible.

When you aim, make sure you have them in your sight.

When you're clicking on a URL, be it from the Internet or your AIM, make sure it isn't a redirect link, e.g. from TinyURL.

If someone is good at running, don't make them a sniper, make them an on field battler, or if someone can't run well, then make them a sniper or if someone has bad aim make them on field, not a sniper.

Dick Cheney's poor aim makes a good case for gun control in the broadest sense.

Notice the minute adjustments of aim made at the last instant by the men running though hoops.

Crouching also improves your aim, making it easier to aim past team members.

Hodgson supervises all coaching himself and, because his sessions and aims make sense, players appreciate and buy into them.

Both agents with opposite aims make a zero-sum game between them.