Sentence examples for aim outside from inspiring English sources

Many times I've had to aim outside the goal posts there".

Instead, aim outside of the goalie's reach and kick with greater accuracy and a little bit of power.

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First and foremost, Gvasalia and Michele's work feels exciting because it aims outside of fashion's insular bubble.

According to Pro Football Focus, Manning led the league in attempts, completions and completion percentage on passes of 10 to 19 yards that were aimed outside the numbers.

Cameron's aims outside of immigration were seen to be of less significance, with 38% supporting greater powers for national parliaments to block EU legislation, 32% seeing protecting UK financial markets from EU legislation as important, and 25% who said allowing Britain to opt-out from forging an ever closer union with Europe was an important aim.

Proof theory has created new aims outside traditional mathematics, especially in connection with computer science.

Now the firm is aiming outside of its core e-commerce focus, with Amit Agarwal — the head of Amazon India — telling Reuters that he expects groceries and household products to account for half of its revenue in the country within the next five years.

This type of leg theory was aimed outside the line of leg stump; the object being to test the batsman's patience and force a rash stroke.

Even as the army vows to crack down on Islamist militants it blames for devastating attacks at home, it turns a blind eye to some groups, such as Jamaat-ud-Dawa, that support the military's strategic aims outside Pakistan.

It's for this reason that a substantial portion of my pro-science and libertarian-minded novel The Transhumanist Wager also highlights a seasteading city, called Transhumania, where transhumanists can accomplish all their scientific aims outside of government, cultural and religious intrusion.