Sentence examples for aiming above from inspiring English sources

People began screaming, and Hisham shouted, "Run!" The security forces seemed to be aiming above our heads.

Indeed, the equality provisions of the Charter are seen as aiming above all for Canadians to enjoy equal dignity.

Aiming, above all else, to relieve patients of the burden of depressive disorder, this seems a particularly valuable contribution to the design.

You can also try aiming above your enemy to have the knife drop when it flies out of the knife, so this will allow for a distanced kill.

When below range, angle the rifle slightly above the target, when above range, aim slightly above, try to aim for COM (Centre Of Mass) with your shots.

"As a band, you kind of don't aim above getting signed," Sharland says.

He added, "Our efforts are aimed above all at ending the war and resolving the humanitarian problems".

The hunters swung their barrels to aim above the mesquite trees, leading the birds by 10 feet or more.

Finally, the ambitions of the princes themselves did not aim above the patrimonial policies of the past.

In this sense, they represented a change from peasant agriculture, which aimed above all to feed the peasant's family.

But, as in archery, high-volume restaurants must aim above the bull's-eye to allow for the effect of gravity.