Sentence examples for aiming at you from inspiring English sources

In any case, the Antonov bombers are so inaccurate that if they are actually aiming at you, you're probably safe.

The various terrorist enemies we are facing in Iraq," he continued, "are really aiming at you back in the United States.

The boy trains his toy gun's laser beam on the forehead of one of the women — "like a sniper's aiming at you," her friend says, trying to brush the red dot away.

You can't explain what it's like to have air pressure around you and the sound, and that there's someone out there who's aiming at you and trying to kill you".

A more accurate bomb not only means you're more likely to hit what you're aiming at — you can also use a smaller bomb to hit the same target.

To top it all off, enemy crosshairs don't turn red when aiming at you.

It doesn't even matter if you hit what you're aiming at". .

The guns were important, because guns are very threatening--especially when they're aimed at you--but they're not related at all to disease or infection.

"Unfortunately, it's aimed at you".

But that is because this is not aimed at you.

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