The phrase "aim true" is not correct in written English.
It should be "aim truely". For example, you could say, "I will aim truely to ensure that I am successful in this project."
From "Is Bloomberg's Aim True?," by Hendrik Hertzberg.
Sitting in church next to a nun, Wysocki prays aloud that he will "find my brother's killer, and, Lord, when I find him make my aim true that I may take his life".
If any of your clients want to take a contract out on me, tell them to be sure to aim true and to make it as painless as possible.
If "[title of show]" has a purpose larger than mere diversion, it is to expose the obstacles — internal and external — that artists on the fringes of the business claw past every day to keep their aim true and their egos from imploding.
So this Valentine's month, keep Cupid's aim true and invest in your relationship by exploring these five financial facts; then pop the champagne!
International yoga teacher, creator of Gaiam's "Aim True Yoga" DVD, Women's Health Magazine Yoga Expert, author of upcoming book, "The Big Book of Yoga".
A good Christian life, he said, is about aiming true.
For education is not only one struggling tendency in society itself – even within institutions supposedly devoted to educational aims, true educational values have to be fought for.
Throughout, Davies's aim remains true.
The truth: Their aim is true.
That year Elvis Costello released "My Aim Is True".
